Word: lined
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Still, even with such a hard-line stance on Harvard's part, students and former proctors say the system is lined with cracks that could lead to a tragedy much like that which occurred at MIT in September 1997 when first-year Scott Krueger died after overdosing on alcohol at a fraternity party...
...Justice sprinted across the field, and turned up the near sideline. With all of the Crimson players either yards away or blocked, Justice was able to run down the sideline completely untouched before being pushed out of bounds at the Harvard 18, just four yards ahead of the original line of scrimmage...
...plays later, senior running back Chris Menick had a chance to save the day for the Crimson. He busted through the line and went down the left sideline. Twelve yards downfield, Brown safety Tony Paquette shoved Menick, who was tiptoeing the sideline, just enough to push him out-of-bounds with nothing but open field in front...
...Menick rushes later, Harvard had third-and-4 from the Brown 13, but lineman Michael Archer got through the line on a Wilford option keep left and threw him down for a seven-yard loss...
...Penfield Jackson's findings of fact both stated what many suspected and left crucial details until later. The findings: Microsoft is indeed a monopoly, possessing a stranglehold over the PC desktop. It has abused the power, and that abuse has harmed consumers. The findings so closely paralleled the government line that you might have thought they were actually written by lead DOJ attorney Joel Klein. But that just shows Judge Jackson was paying attention, says TIME's Chris Taylor: "He's shown in this ruling a real grasp of the technology, and that he really understands the government's case...