Word: mias
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...Delta Nu sorority girls, who morphed into a chorus of Greek goddesses that functioned as the voices in Elle’s head when they weren’t upholding the bonds of sisterhood with cartwheels and barely-there minis. But, other musicals—”Mamma Mia,” for example—have something that Legally Blonde does not: classic songs that will forgive the lack of substance. You don’t have to love ABBA to sway in your seat, sing along with the Baby Boomers, and say “Thank...
...foot and a half before the man’s twitching form.After craning his neck to judge the damage outisde, the engineer shook his head disgustedly and spat out the miniature window.Felicity had already risen from her seat in distress. Ollie rushed to her side.“Mamma mia!” he said, feeling shocked himself. “Dat manna try to kill himself! Oh my God!”“What a terrible tragedy!” she said breathlessly. “Is he dead?”Ollie opened his mouth...
...something like that can really distract you. It was a real mental test for us [yesterday] to ignore what was thrown out [Saturday].” Operating under the assumption that the scores would indeed not count, Rhoads attempted to rally his squad at dinner Saturday. Sophomore Mia Kabasakalis, who finished yesterday with a round of 76, recalled her coach’s motivating pep talk. “He said that they are going to make the decision they are going to make, and if Tiger [Woods] or Annika [Sorenstam] played in a tournament and had this happen, they...
...enough to provide a tough test with its thick and long rough. Adding to the difficulty was the fact that the visiting teams were unable to practice on the greens before the tournament began, giving Princeton a huge home-course advantage.One player who had no trouble putting was sophomore Mia Kabasakalis (74-79-153), whose stellar first round paved the way for her finish in seventh place overall. Her teammate Cho also had a great first round, shooting 73. Yesterday, Cho was paired with last year’s Ivy-League individual champion, Princeton’s Susannah Aboff...
...really amazing.” As usual for Harvard, though, the win was a team effort. Every Crimson player finished the tournament in the top 20 overall. Following Cho, Bode, and Sheldon were senior Emily Balmert (79-77-156) in 11th, Harvey in 15th, and sophomore Mia Kabasakalis (81-80-161) in 20th. “We all knew we didn’t bring our A-games Saturday,” Bode said. “We took it shot by shot Sunday and played much better because of it.” “Getting...