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...first place. Given that his nickname is Sustainable Dave, that wasn't too hard. "I'm a non-consumer to begin with," says Chameides. "After a month or two I became aware of just how little I was consuming." Through about eight months, Chameides reckons he's kept a little more than 30 lbs. of trash - most of which dates back to the first couple months of the year, before he got the hang of not taking out the trash. The average American, by contrast, would have passed 1,000 lbs by now. (You can keep track of the trash...
...hitting percentage. Ono Horn, adding on to her previous performance, put up seven kills and a .436 hitting percentage.Creating an early lead in all three games, the Crimson never once fell behind Georgia Southern. The Eagles rallied strongly several times in the first and third sets and kept it close in the second, but momentum-killing performances from Ingersoll and McKinley kept them at bay.Determined to keep its commanding leads, Harvard maintained its focus throughout the contest, winning the three sets 25-14, 25-16, 25-16.As for the junior co-captains, Durwood dealt out 34 assists and three digs...
...kills, 11 digs, and .236 hitting percentage. Additionally, freshman Christine Wu posted a game-leading 19 digs.Both the first and second games featured large Toledo leads.In the first frame, the Rockets generated their lead quickly, going up 16-8 and then cruising to a 25-17 victory. Although Harvard kept up with Toledo late through the second game, the Rockets went on an 8-1 run to claim the frame 25-18. “Streaks are something that our team is consciously working on,” McKinley said. “It’s about not allowing...
...Pakistan's new president Asif Zardari was supposed to have been dining at the Marriott when the bomb went off, but had decided at the last minute to eat at the prime minister's house. Had he kept to his original dinner plans, he could very well have been killed, pushing Pakistan closer to total and uncontainable chaos. By the way, there is a fairly good argument that car bombs are what keep the world's leaders from getting out and walking around, leaving them physically isolated...
...score when McVeigh sent a ball across the front of the net that was deflected high into the air and poked into the cage by freshman forward Allie Kimmel. The referee ruled that the ball went in off Kimmel’s body and disallowed the goal. The Crimson kept the pressure on, earning four penalty corners and seven shots in the second half. “The second half was definitely stronger,” Dickson said. “We were more composed. Because it was the first Ivy League game, we were pretty anxious...