Word: everydayness
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...have been Steffan Wilson—the Crimson’s everyday third baseman and closer—who had the most interesting experience on the day. The freshman arrived roughly 30 minutes after the game started due to mandatory attendance in Expository Writing. After running into the dugout, he immediately took over in the field for classmate Taylor Meehan and later relieved Haviland to record the contest’s last out with a man on second...
...course, the biggest winners are everyday people. Embryonic stem cells could someday be used to repair or completely regenerate damaged tissue and organs. They could be used to better test potential medications. And perhaps most exciting of all, embryonic stem cells may also hold the key to better treatments or even cures for Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, osteoarthritis, and heart disease. Scientists have only begun to understand the promise of stem cells. Massachusetts is taking the right step in backing these efforts wholeheartedly...
...hope to bring some recognition to my colleagues, many of whom are doing amazing work everyday with children,” Kamras said. “At the same time, I’d like to raise awareness about inequity in public education, and bring attention to policies to close the achievement...
With Farkes bothered by arm problems in the intermission, Walsh switched the junior with freshman Matt Vance, the team’s everyday centerfielder whom he calls the Crimson’s “shortstop of the future...
...first and second featuring Imafidon and Redko, respectively. In these particular scenes, Imafidon plays a patient who cannot move without exerting a great deal of effort, while Redko is afflicted by Tourette’s syndrom. Talking directly to the audience, Imafidon anguishes that “Everyday is a mental marathon,” and Redko laments that since there is no place in the world from him, he must create...