Word: marked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After a period of even hockey which saw the Terriers outshoot the Crimson by a margin of only 10-7, the favored team struck first midway through the second stanza. Gaining momentum off a Crimson penalty, B.U. attacked the Crimson zone in transition and at the 9:16 mark, Hobey Baker candidate Chris Drury netted the game's first goal...
...most exhilirating and memorable games of the 46-year old tournament, the Harvard men's hockey team fell at the 5:51 mark of overtime to the favored Boston University Terriers...
...Reported by William Dowell/U. N. and J.F.O. McAllister, Mark Thompson and Douglas Waller/Washington
...lawmakers are focused on a nightmarish vision in which billionaires and celebrities flood the world with genetic copies of themselves. But scientists say it's unlikely that anyone is going to be churning out limited editions of Michael Jordan or Madeleine Albright. "Oh, it can be done," says Dr. Mark Sauer, chief of reproductive endocrinology at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons. "It's just that the best people, who could do it, aren't going to be doing...
...turned into uniform-wearing team members. Like tennis and golf, snowboarding has functioned with independently contracted athletes enjoying, in some cases, six-figure contracts. At competitions, snowboarders are usually adorned with various sponsors' logos. Within the Olympic system, competitors must wear officially sanctioned uniforms provided by a contracted supplier. Mark Fawcett, Canada's dominant giant-slalom racer, who draws a good portion of his income from Fila, must suspend that contract to advertise Nike, official sponsor of the Canadian team. At one point, Fawcett was so frustrated by the rule that he tried to join the New Zealand team...