Word: errantly
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...errant Harvard pass from behind its own goal left the puck sitting in front of the net close to three Dartmouth players. Springer tried to push the puck away, but Big Green center Kristin King managed to fire a shot by Springer as she was moving back into the net at 12:11 of the first period...
Junior Danny Powell handed Cornell its first lead of the game when he pinched down from the left point to blast an errant pass from Stienstra into the upper righthand corner. The gorgeous shot beat Prestifilippo with 6:39 remaining in the opening period...
...camps inside the church, some of whom felt the church was going too far in its apology and others who believe it hadn't gone far enough," says Van Biema. The central point of contention is whether responsibility for sins rests with the church itself, or simply with its errant children. "Although this pope has gone a lot further than any in history toward acknowledging corporate responsibility on the part of the church, he's pushing against significant opposition, and the outcome will still be regarded as insufficient in some quarters...
Harvard was also plagued by errant passes and had ten turnovers to Princeton's five in the first half...
...foul-ups. They lost $40,000, although they found it later. They can't remember a meeting two years ago, in which they allegedly passed a constitutional amendment on whether the council can remove a popularly elected official from office. The recent crisis concerning the expulsion of Vice President Errant John A. Burton '01 seems to be merely a marker in a long line of council crises. But look closer: the impeachment scandal may actually be something the council has done right...