Word: medal
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...indebted to the games for an entirely different reason; I’ve learned that dreaming for the sake of dreaming has become a lost art in my programmed, future-focused life. So while I know I’m not going to be on a medal stand anytime soon, I’m certainly much more aware of the possibilities of teleporting from the chairs in Lamont Library to a Park City ski slope. And I urge you, instead of fantasizing about a 40 on your MCATs, try to dream about winning gold, even though some students here already...
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah—As the final seconds ticked down in the Olympic women’s hockey gold medal game last Thursday, the puck came to Harvard’s Jennifer Botterill ’02-’03, whose Canadian team led the fan-favorite Americans...
...Canada’s first Olympic women’s hockey gold medal...
...medal ceremony was watched by over five million Canadians on national television according to the Toronto Sun. In the U.S., the game was shown in its entirety only on CNBC. NBC showed the final minutes of the game, and then opted for taped skiing coverage instead of the medal ceremony...
Before Canada got its medals, Sweden—a surprise victor over Finland in the bronze medal game—earned its just reward. Then the U.S. women graciously accepted their silver medals as they struggled to hold back tears...