Word: didnã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...talented but not particularly hard-working or ambitious. After all, he left the Senate for “Law & Order.” Similarly, Mike Teavee, the little genius in Dahl’s book, certainly had some skills to share with Willy Wonka, but he didn??t even like chocolate, wasn’t excited to visit the factory, and certainly wouldn’t have wanted to take it over. Thompson’s similar lack of enthusiasm will likely do him in. So that leaves Charlie Bucket. With nearly all the alternatives so revolting, disconcerting...
...oldest institution in the country, Asian American studies hasn’t proven itself the way other fields have,” said Sophia Lai ’04, a former AAA president who wrote her senior thesis on the institutionalization of Asian American studies. “It didn??t stem from the faculty or academics—it came from student protest—so it wasn’t seen as being as legitimate.” Eric Tang, the visiting professor in Asian American studies from the University of Illinois at Chicago, said...
...Watters kicked Meintel’s pass to him and failed to challenge Spillane.In a game that featured plenty of scoring opportunities but very few scores, those missed chances loomed large as Harvard headed home with just a tie against an unranked opponent.“We didn??t execute—we tried to make extra passes there,” said Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91, adding, “You might only get [two to three] odd-numbered rushes in a game against good defensive teams, and you have...
...felt great to win and to finally have a 10-game win streak,” Kessler said. On the season, she has also helped the Crimson kill an impressive 44 of 49 power plays. “[The defense] played a very strategic game and didn??t allow many shots through,” Kessler said. “If we play like that every game it’s going to make my job easier and generate confidence in the [offensive] zone. Everything starts from the D zone.” Next up for Harvard...
...captain Louis Caputo, who won his match at 184 lbs.—one of only three wins for the Crimson. “It’s hard to galvanize your team after three tough bouts [to begin the day].” “We didn??t look very sharp,” Weiss said. “I don’t think we came out fighting, even though they did have three ranked guys in the lightweights.” Sophomore J.P. O’Connor, ranked third in the nation...