Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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This is nothing new to Moore, a stranger to neither a scoring touch nor a constant linemate. While playing in the Canadian junior leagues, Moore found a similar chemistry with Mike Gellard, who now plays left wing for St. Lawrence...
...constant education process and concernedmembers of the community will go a long way towardending violence," she said...
...even more important question to ask is why issue such as these usually end up devolving into gender debates. While I identify myself as a feminist (in that I support the equal treatment of men and women), I can do without the constant debate on whether or not Ally represents the product of recent successes in the struggle for gender equality. Sure, I may laugh at her silly ways, but I don't respect her silly ways, but I don't respect her character any less for it. If I did, I would also have to denounce other TV shows...
Once it's time to take to the ice, new doubts and distractions set in. No one skates the same program exactly the same way twice. Each performance is an evolving dynamic that takes shape only as blade hits ice. Underneath the show smiles whir constant questions: "Is there enough speed for this jump? Can I make three revolutions or just two? Since I missed the first jump, should I throw another one in?" Yet skaters must not fall for the easy temptation of deep analysis. Lipinski, a wizardly technician on the ice, says that during her long program, lasting...
...very conducive to mental health," says a junior in Leverett House who has helped many of her friends through periods of depression. Kent agrees that Harvard students lack free time and strong sense of community support, citing specific Harvard causes of depression such as lack of sleep and constant feelings of inadequacy when measuringoneself to more impressive and successfulroommates and friends...