Word: joes
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...that an incoming athlete “has a certain level of indebtedness to those coaches who facilitated his matriculation.” And, Fried added, “some coaches do not feel comfortable with the two-sport commitment because of the risk of injury.” Joe Walsh is not one of those coaches. *** “Where the two-sport athlete has gone at Harvard has been a huge disappointment to me,” says Walsh as he prepares to enter his 11th season at the helm of Harvard’s baseball program...
...When we got to California,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh says, “we didn’t know anyone out there. But Matty was out there saying, ‘I played with these guys.’ He almost hit one out—he hit one off the wall—and played some great center field. Afterwards, I said to Coach Diaz, ‘We’ve got ourselves a player...
...down. He had been an endurance guy: a high school champion on the local cross-country scene, in sneakers and on skis. A Junior Olympian. An All-American.“I really believe that if Morgan wasn’t here playing baseball,” says Joe Walsh, his Harvard coach, “he’d be in Torino.” It was an awkward twist, this, his new fitness agenda, driving nails. As fate would have it for the surehanded All-Ivy shortstop, so was the accident that led him there...
It’s about time the U.S. appreciated geekdom in its entirety. The correlation between geekiness and intelligence is not the only reason that hiring or hanging out with a geek is beneficial. The sports geek might have more of a connection to Joe America with his strings of stats, but another extracurricular geek also has a lot to share. Anyone who is that into [insert random geeky thing here] will contribute some interesting conversations...
...Experts say it's important for congressmen, like anyone else, to have somewhere to turn when they are distraught or depressed. "Anybody can have psychiatric problems, the high and the mighty as well as the average Joe," says Dr. Steven Sharfstein, a Baltimore psychiatrist who is president of the American Psychiatric Association. "Psychiatry is good for anybody who needs...