Word: nicked
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...started Friday afternoon as the Eagles found themselves up against an unstoppable Harvard squad. The meet only included eight matches instead of the typical ten because B.C. did not have wrestlers for the 125-pound and 133-pound weight classes. At 141-pounds, freshman Nick Picarsic posted a solid 6-0 victory...
...Brandon Rhoades had the first and only pin of the weekend, taking down opponent Marc Steyer at 2:44 into the match. Junior Matt Picarsic, who just returned last weekend from injury, earned a major defeat at 133-pounds over John Knorring with an 8-1. At 141-pounds, Nick, the younger Picarsic, faced a tough competitor in Joe Clark, falling 11-6. Odom, despite being ill, secured his pair of victories for the day with his 12-4 win over Jeff Bernd (149-pounds) while senior Tom Kiler followed suit at 157-pounds against Albert Pendleton with a commanding...
...pounds, Nick Picarsic had a good freshman performance but was defeated 6-1 by Jody Giuricich. At 157-pounds, Kurtz faced one of Penn's highest ranked wrestlers in No. 2 Brett Matter, also first in the EIWA...
...squeaky-clean boy bands and Britney Spears lookalikes. But several of the bands show a lot of diversity, from Juvenile, to Metallica, to Destiny's Child and a premiere of Kid Rock's fantastic new song "Only God Knows Why."But this is the era of Nick Carter, of course, so the Backstreet Boys hold the number one and the shrieking girls up the decibel level one last time. The show wraps, we wave goodbye to Megan and Kelly, the woman at the coat check compliments my sweater, we are ushered out into Gigi's place, and we head past...
...business staffed entirely by professionals would immediately shun even the appearance of a conflict-of-interest, Let's Go is more lenient. This means stories like that of Lindiwe Dovey '01, who selected her boyfriend to write for the South Africa guide she was editing. The young man, Nick P. Weiss '00, was the best candidate for the job, Dovey maintains. And, to avoid a fight, Dovey ran her choice by the upper echelons of Let's Go management. Since Weiss had worked well for Let's Go before, they signed off on the hire. "It wasn't nepotism," Dovey...