Word: lopsidedness
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The Crimson's initial performance hinted at a final score much more lopsided than the final 1-0 tally. In the first 10 minutes of the match, Harvard had two threatening shots on goal.
Depleted by injuries to several key players, the Crimson was blown out 3-0 in its opener to No. 11 Texas A&M (3-1) on Sept. 3rd. Five days later, Harvard (1-1) found itself on the other side of a lopsided decision, coasting to a 7-1 victory...
Perhaps the most significant change in College life came in 1971, when an agreement between Harvard and Radcliffe provided that women could live in the previously all-male Yard beginning in 1972. But Harvard had problems adjusting to a co-ed campus. The social scene could, at times, be frustrating...
The lopsided ratio of Harvard to Radcliffe students virtually guaranteed we would have ample opportunity to meet the young men our mothers expected us to marry as the crowning achievement of our Radcliffe experience.
Partly that's because they really don't mean any harm; it just sort of follows in their erratic wake. Partly it's because director and co-writer Todd Phillips understands that comedy needs to breathe. Maybe "nuances" is too fancy a word for most of what happens in Road...