Word: eileen
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Does any of this get the laxwomen down? Nope. Listen to sophomore defender Mary Eileen Duffy on the Sunday after the Maryland loss...
While testimony proceeded in New Hampshire, developments in two other criminal cases kept the recovered-memory issue in the headlines. In California an appeals court overturned, on a technicality, George Franklin's 1990 conviction for a 20-year-old murder. Franklin's daughter Eileen had testified that in 1969, when she was eight years old, she had seen him kill her best friend. She was so stunned, she said, that she repressed the memory for nearly two decades. Although the validity of Eileen's testimony was not at issue in the appeal, it will certainly become the main focus...
...played poorly," sophomore defender Mary Eileen Duffy said. "We definitely defeated ourselves as opposed to Princeton defeating...
...movie chronicles the experiences of 10-year-old Fiona (Jeni Courtney) who, at the death of her mother, has come to live with her grandparents Hugh (Mick Lally) and Tess (Eileen Colgan). Between her grandparents and her cousins, Fiona is imbued with a heavy dosage of family myths. She is told about the disappearance of her brother, Jamie, when his cradle floated out to sea. She learns about her great-grandmother, a Selkie, who was half-human, half-seal. All this takes place on the lost family island, Roan Inish...
...space shuttle Discovery and its crew of six climbed into orbit, the dreams and aspirations of women also soared, in the person of Lieut. Colonel EILEEN COLLINS, 38. Collins is second in command and the first female to take over the controls of a NASA spaceship. She is carrying mementos of women aviators of the past, including a scarf that belonged to Amelia Earhart. Collins started taking flying lessons when she was 19 and in 1990 became the U.S. Air Force's second woman test pilot. She is not dwelling on the historic aspect of this flight: ``Maybe someday when...