Word: legging
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...said, ‘Expect a little wrister coming in at you, just get something on net.’ And it was perfect,” Brine said. “It hit my leg and went...
...team, we thought we would give another team a chance to rest and shave for a big meet.” The meet concluded with an exciting win for the Crimson in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Freshman Alexandra Clarke gave her team the lead in the opening leg, and sophomore Kelly Mooney, senior co-captain Kyle Cutter, and junior Meaghan Colling maintained the edge to win in 3:32.46. Clarke, fresh off a victory in the 1,650-yard freestyle at the Ivy League Championships, gave Harvard an individual victory on Sunday with a 17:19.16 winning swim...
...wrister past Bulldogs netminder Shivon Zilis for the game-winner. “Chu said, ‘Expect a little wrister coming at you, just to get something on net,’” Brine said. “I was there, and it hit my leg and went in. We’ll take it.”Brine’s 23rd score of the season—her eighth game-winning goal—capped a dramatic comeback for the Crimson, which was forced to notch three goals in the final period of regulation...
Clinton has been actively pursuing new "Hillraisers," particularly as she and Illinois Senator Barack Obama have fought to recruit what is left of John Kerry's money team. "The first time Hillary Clinton called me, I thought someone was pulling my leg," says Rob Crowe, the as-yet-undecided finance co-chair for Kerry's political-action committee. "She said, 'I know you're probably in mourning, but we'd love to get you on board.'" One less empathetic candidate called Crowe before Kerry had even finished his speech bowing out of the race...
Sunday marked an afternoon of tough competition, hard-fought battles, and varied finishes. The Harvard fencing teams took on Penn, Princeton, and Cornell yesterday in the Ivy League South Championships, the opening leg of the Ancient Eight’s championship series, at Hutchison Gym in Philadelphia, Penn. The No. 1 men’s squad dropped its first meet of the season, 16-11, to Princeton to open the day, rebounding in the afternoon with a convincing 19-8 victory over Penn. The third-ranked women handily took their opening two matches, winning 21-6 against Cornell...