Word: fellows
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Cabot House Chair Gregory A. Nadeau '89 said that there are many undergraduate musicians whose talents go largely ignored by fellow students. "There are so many people who play music, but just do their own thing," he said, adding that the cost of putting on a show prevents many bands from performing. and that the University's new alchohol policy has made it even more difficult...
Izvestia quoted witnesses as saying one hijacker died in the bomb blast, two others committed suicide, and Mrs. Ovechkin had been shot dead by some of her fellow hijackers...
Clarkson sports a fine first line led by Borsato (14 goals, 29 assists, 43 points) and right wing Steve Williams (16-19--35). The Knights also have a shining, armored fellow to guard the nets. First Team All-ECAC goalie John Fletcher stops over 90 percent of the shots flung his way. His goals-against average is a solid...
...fellow that has had to sit in the background for three years because of [former Harvard goalies Dickie] McEvoy and [Grant] Blair, some pretty good goaltenders," Cleary said, "Look at the figures, and I think John has earned his stripes this year. You don't get to be 18-4 without a good goaltender. He's a battler; he's a fighter...
This paradox shimmers throughout Flights of Passage: the war makes men out of Hynes and his comrades but also allows them to remain boys, irresponsible, as free as the birds when they climb into their cockpits. The author and his fellow pilots get to Okinawa on April 19, 1945, and participate in the tail end of the war in the Pacific. Two of Hynes' closest friends are killed, leaving him bereft and confused: "I didn't know how a man grieves." Suddenly, the war is over. While waiting for orders to return home, Hynes and his surviving mates are nearly...