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...help us.”Delaney-Smith calls Markley’s play a “European kind of game” because the forward can play inside and out. This versatility stems from Markley’s greatest strength: her athleticism. “She can grab the rim, effortlessly,” Delaney-Smith gushes. “She’s just so good.”Markley and others will be fighting all year for playing time, striving to contribute to another championship run.“[The freshmen] just want to play...
...second quarter: Mike Cook makes a GREAT grab over the middle, just barely holding on to the ball. He's down at the 28-yard line...
...they engineers? 8. The Step Show was just so good that the partygoers felt the need to try out some moves. Not a smart idea if the place is packed already. 9. Inappropriate touching: never start a sentence with, “I was trying to grab somebody to dance with me…” 10. Bucking. 11. Letting in non-Harvardians: guess a college ID isn’t selective enough these days. 12. Indecisiveness: Partygoers didn’t want to leave, until they saw the 20-something cop cars waiting outside. Then they...
...effortlessly to Harvard students—they acutely realize the effort of employment and the comparative ease of stroking one’s ego while greedily claiming the moral high ground. The ivory-tower activist only need reach for his keyboard, or, if he feels adventurous that day, grab a placard and march in the square, to soothe his weary conscience worn down by the moral baggage of upper-middle-class luxury. Common sense approved by custom once deemed the best goods to be those most difficult to attain—the postmodern Academy has, thanks to the e-mail...
...Racehorse owners, on the other hand, face long-shot odds. Only a fraction of horses purchased, trained and stabled win prize money consistently; many never compete at all. But that isn't stopping thousands of investors around the world from trying to grab a piece of the next Seabiscuit. If horse racing was once the sport of kings, now it at least encompasses earls, minor nobles, and maybe even a squire...