Word: loss
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...players are always sad after a loss, but this was extreme. It seemed like they felt that the loss jeopardized their plans to win the league, which would make the entire season meaningless. On Gilpin's long face, one could see four years of work going down the drain...
...that says "Faith" "Family" "Freedom" even we could tell was authentic, but the one that reads, "Christmas Kwanzaa Easter If you know which one doesn't belong...JOIN PENISNULA!" we just couldn't be sure of. And Jay M. Dickerson '98, a "guardian" at Peninsula was at an equal loss. Finally, he seemed to remember seeing that one and admitted that it was in fact real...
This possibility seems especially daunting in light of the 6-3 road loss Harvard suffered at the hands of St. Lawrence on Saturday. However, the Crimson has tried to move beyond that game and look toward this weekend...
Arguably, Princeton (11-0 Ivy, 20-3) is better than it was last season, when it beat UCLA in the first round of the NCAAs. Only one player left to graduation (Chris Doyal), and the team's last loss was in December. And, of course, the departure of Pete Carril has not prevented first-year coach Bill Carmody from running that annoying offense...
...YORK: When Alan Greenspan speaks, people listen. Especially on Wall Street, where his latest pronouncement at a Senate Banking Committee meeting this morning sent the Dow plunging by more than 100 points before it settled to a loss for 61 1/2 for the day. Greenspan, who rocked markets in December with a comment about the ?irrational exhuberance? among investors that was driving stock prices high, told the Senate Wednesday that the recent upward run of the stock market poses an inflationary threat. When he added that the Fed would not rule out raising short-term interest rates in an effort...