Word: loss
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Maybe, just maybe, Harvard handed Stanford its first loss at Maples Pavilion in 60 games because all of the Crimson's players showed the poise necessary to make 5,000-plus fans a non-factor. All you had to see was the way Harvard's bench would leap to its feet and cheer with fists pumping every time a teammate hit a crucial bucket to understand the type of desire and character the Crimson displayed...
...while Harvard's 18-point loss to Arkansas may seem to counter the point of this column, it actually lends support. Considering that the average margin of victory in second-round games was better than 14 points and the lowest seed in a second round game other than Harvard was a 12, the Crimson's effort was admirable at worst, superb at best...
...victory against OSU comes on the heels of a tough road trip for Harvard. Last weekend the Crimson squeezed out a surprisingly close 5-4 win against UNC-Charlotte, but were dealt a 9-0 loss at the hands of third ranked Duke...
...show had few viewers and was almost canceled. To help the ratings, Rupert Murdoch, whose company owns Fox, suggested an episode in which the kids' house burned down. (Keyser and Lippman rejected the idea.) Eventually, the ratings improved, and the show's popularity continues even as the loss of the parents recedes. "These people at any time in their lives are constantly forced back to take care of each other," Keyser says, "which is the original premise of the show. In this way, we bring the show back to its essential question...
PAUL SIMON Gutsy career move never comes together; trouble-plagued Capeman to fold with $11 million loss...