Word: foray
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...need is experience: Over the years, Harvard has put together a far more impressive post-season record than the Bruins. This will be the Crimson's sixth consecutive (and 19th overall) foray into the ECAC Tournament, while Brown will be making its 12th appearance and its first since...
...will rarely find it in the big houses. In New York City, the Metropolitan Opera favors conservative productions, sometimes elephantine ones like Franco Zeffirelli's La Boheme and Tosca, that reinforce the company's role as a musical museum. Occasionally, the rival New York City Opera makes a cautious foray into modernism, often with indifferent results -- Frank Corsaro's tepid Spanish Civil War version of Carmen, for example...
Tonight, Harvard faces off against the University of Minnesota-Duluth at Duluth. This will be the squad's first foray into non-ECAC territory...
Walker's first foray into show business fame was as undergraduate in the University of Southern California, where he penned the universally known "Charge Song...
...remembers when the crusade was still only a platoon foray and full of peril. "Three hours I spent there," she says of one lonely outing. "And the kids would be crying and the parents would be crying and I was crying. And at the end of it I remember the young person who was conducting said, 'Well, I'm sure, Mrs. Reagan, you'd like to get up and say a few words.' Well, I was so teary and drained, I thought, 'Good night, how am I ever going to get up and say anything?' I struggled...