Word: facedness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Faced with these obstacles to finding academic jobs, more and more doctors--after years of scholarly work--are searching for jobs in the private sector. An Office of Career Services (OCS) report from last year places the "high rate of nonacademic employment" among Ph.D.s at 15 percent.
Despite its convincing victories over St. Lawrence, Harvard was still the underdog in Lake Placid when it faced top-seeded Vermont.
Speaking of the reaction of former club president Kristen M. Clarke '97 to the publishing of The Bell Curve, Okasi says, "She was faced with a political situation, so she responded."
Then, to end the regular season, Harvard faced off with Amherst, the only other team to be undefeated. The Crimson quickly fixed that, winning 9-0.
Harvard's next challenge was at the NISRA National Tournament at Yale, and all the Crimson had to do was beat teams that it had already faced. Harvard took care of Yale and Penn before beating Amherst, who had upset Princeton but couldn't pull off a second shocker.