Word: frayed
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...walked up to the door of The Crimson that night, listening to my walkman as I tried to stop my hands from shaking. I decided to take a lap, give myself one more song before I entered the fray...
...response to the fish fiasco, Cabot House formed its own Department of War and allied with Mathergrad. Dunster House entered the fray by stealing the Eliot House banner, though it was turned over to the Harvard University Police Department subsequently...
Though he tended to stay out of the political fray on campus, Ford spoke out against the Vietnam war in a Commencement speech in 1967, and was one of several top American educators to pay a visit to President Johnson that year to express concern for the repercussions of the war on foreign policy, the nation and higher education...
Before entering the fray with another heavyweight powerhouse, Radcliffe was granted a breather of sorts the following week against Dartmouth and then-No. 18 Syracuse on the Charles. The Black and White again took five of six races to retain the O’Leary Cup, named for head coach Liz O’Leary. The 1V had no problems on this day, as it dispatched the Orangewomen by better than nine seconds and the Big Green by almost 17 ticks...
...anything stop the low-carb culture? Not likely anytime soon. It will be years before we have conclusive long-term research on health risks. The arrival of big food companies in this fray means big money is at play and low-carb living will be marketed with a vengeance. The undisputed benefit of low-carb products to diabetics means a durable customer base. And extreme weight-loss methods like having your stomach stapled--though it worked for lovable TV weatherman Al Roker--have proved ineffective for up to 20% of those who tried them. So the fast results and pure...