Word: marked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Harvard couldn't be content with its comeback heroics just yet as Lephart put his Eagles up once again at the 15:29 mark. This time it was junior Clayton Rodgers who returned the favor and blistered his second goal of the year past B.C. goaltender Scott Clemmensen...
...little breathing room in the second stanza. Freshman Graham Morrell picked up the puck in neutral ice and broke down the right wing. Driving deep beyond the goal line, Morrell dropped a pass off for a trailing Chris Bala, who knocked home a one-timer at the 1:22 mark...
...equalizer came from freshman Harry Schwefel, who looped around the Dartmouth net and whipped a wrister past goaltender Eric Almon (12 saves). Freshman Tim Stay delivered the game winner at the 12:14 mark when a seemingly harmless shot from the right point took an odd bounce and trickled by Almon...
...nearly died. Budapest was swept by a scarlet fever epidemic, and young Andras succumbed. He remembers waking up in the hospital and thinking to himself, "I'm dead. I'm in my grave looking up at the sky." The fever left a mark: his eardrums were perforated like a colander, the result of a middle-ear infection...
...Broadway show is getting in previews. Too slow. Too static. Too earnest. In fact, Simon et al. are busy making cuts and changes. He's also writing a new number for star RUBEN BLADES and trying to give the show a much needed boost of energy. Director and choreographer MARK MORRIS is still in charge, but such old hands as MIKE NICHOLS, British director NICHOLAS HYTNER and Simon's buddy LORNE MICHAELS have been called in for advice. The opening, at least for now, is scheduled...