Word: focusing
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2000-2009
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...reads poetry in one of the videos, wrote in an e-mail. The Association uploads one of the new videos—which range from around one to seven minutes in length—onto its Web site via YouTube every day of February. “Because they focus on love, the movies showcase a side of the Square that’s more personal, more in the background (or invisible) during the ordinary work week,” Bannatyne wrote. Subjects include Cambridge Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves ’72, the Fallen Angels (a Harvard a cappella...
...Harvard again pulled ahead with Weissbourd’s solid serving performance, carrying the Crimson to the top, 21-16. Although a string of Harvard errors allowed Vassar to narrow the gap, 22-21, the Crimson stayed in control, overcoming the Brewers, 30-26.Maintaining its offensive rhythm while Vassar lost focus, the Crimson took a 7-2 lead in the fourth game, setting the tone for its big finish. Committing a series of errors, the Brewers charted a remarkably low hitting percentage of -.031 that proved to be no match for Harvard’s .314 percentage.“Once...
...cemented its stature this year.The Tigers led at the end of all three days but the Crimson used every swimmer on its championship roster to inch closer throughout the competition.“At our dual meets during the year, we need to win as a team but the focus is less on depth than on talent,” said Papadakis, who is also a Crimson editor. “If you win an event, you get nine points and the second through fifth places don’t match the first in points. But at Ivies, it?...
...action,” tri-captain Max Meltzer said.Harvard (5-8-1, 2-3 Ivy) will enter the tourney with a 4-5-1 EIWA record.“For the next two weeks,” Meltzer said, “we’re going to focus on individualized workouts. We’ve done the hard work, and now it’s time to get ready to get wins in the conference and nationals.”HARVARD 21, BUCKNELL 21Already missing tri-captain Bode Ogunwole for the season, and without Preston and Flanagan, the Crimson...
...wean farmers off growing drug crops like coca. But support for that aid in the Democrat-dominated U.S. Congress is far from a done deal. Several U.S. lawmakers had already expressed reservations about the Bush administration's 2008 budget request for Colombia, which they had hoped would shift its focus to supporting social programs rather than continuing a militaristic approach. Instead, the Bush administration's request is 76% military. With the paramilitary scandal now touching Uribe's cabinet, U.S. lawmakers will be even more wary of digging deep into American pockets...