Word: killingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson's last home match against Siena, she netted a career-high 24 kills and 23 digs. Earlier this season in a match against Columbia, Forcum became a member of the prestigious 1,000 career-kill club and ended the regular season second on Harvard's all-time career list with 1,186 kills...
...first loss would also be the last. The team came out with a fire and energy on Saturday that easily dismantled Holy Cross, 15-10, 15-5, 15-5. Forcum was again the kill leader with a tally of 14, followed by junior Linda Jellison and Schafer who racked up 10 and 7, respectively. Nash had 15 assists in Game One, followed by sophomore Julie Yick who turned a great performance in Games Two and Three with 2 kills and 23 assists...
...team collaborated for a total of 80 kills--24 by Forcum and 21 each by Jellison and Denniston. Yick earned a kill and 32 assists while Nash, who played three of the games, had two kills and 32 assists...
...image created by Andrew Morton's Diana: Her True Story, which depicted a young Princess distraught over her husband's infidelity. Junor claims that Diana, not Charles, was the first to break the marriage vows--by having an affair with her personal security officer, Barry Mannakee, who was killed in a 1987 motorcycle accident. When Diana learned of Mannakee's death, Junor writes, "in her despair she slashed herself, and the dress she wore in Cannes had to be adjusted to hide the damage." While Morton maintained that Diana was right to be jealous of Camilla, Junor insists that...
What happened? Where have all the flowers gone? Whither the revolution? Is it all just fern bars and stock options, breast implants and cappuccino frappes from here till eternity? Well, it's kind of like your parents (whom, thankfully, you did not kill, despite Jerry Rubin's urgings) tried to tell you: if you weren't so damned self-absorbed, you might learn something...