Word: highlight
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...course, admissions officials consider many other factors beside the alumni interview, Jewett stresses, adding the alumni interviews can highlight a certain part of a student's unusual extracurricular interests because school records and recommendations tell more about the student's academic performance...
...Pope's next stop was Czestochowa, the spiritual highlight of his trip. But the thought of the Black Madonna's "tear-filled and sad" eyes said John Paul moved him to reflect again on Poland's recent troubled history. While a crowd of a million people listened from the open fields and woods below the Jasna Gora shrine, the Pope described the creation of Solidarity in August...
Eighty-four years old, the Cambridge Oxford track meet is the oldest continuous international collegiate competition in the world, and it proved the highlight of the track team's two-week trip in England and Ireland. In other overseas meets, Harvard defeated Birmingham June 12 and Liverpool, Leeds and host Manchester June...
This year brought more drama, excrement and success than any other you in the 131-year history of Harvard intercollegiate athletics. The highlight of all came when the men's hockey team through the playoffs to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) fire (Upper left corner) Defenseman MIT BOLSON leaps into the air after scoring open-net goal against Yale. Hockey-may swept the campus, uniting the student be like nothing else in recent years. Fans tossed tennis balls, coins and a live chicken the ice during the Cornell game (lower ), and at the game's end one students...
...past," Restif's entertaining and informing role as the film's guide-the Fool who lives by his wits--offers an irony typical of the treatment as he describes a foray into a Paris brothel, only to be interrupted repeatedly by queries about the latest news. But the real highlight is Mastroianni, as the decaying Casanova combines, a grotesquely made-up decaying body with a still seductive charm. He is grandly impotent, self-mocking and proud, a magnetic presence in the midst of a cast of predictable caricatures. The mix does produce poignant moments, as when the carriage briefly unfolds...