Word: peaks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson can get the forecheck going and send these players out on breaks, Harvard's offense should be fine. Harvard was back in peak form last weekend even though it lost to league-champion Clarkson due to some sensational Clarkson goaltending...
...left the hard-nosed Lee for the gentler O'Brien, who somehow kept Louganis focused through all the fallow non-Olympic years that stretched between Montreal and Los Angeles. (The U.S. boycotted the 1980 Games.) In 1984 Louganis won both the springboard and platform competitions. "That was the peak," says O'Brien...
Here's a guess: lack of confidence. The ECAC schedule always conspires against the Crimson come exam-time, just as most of the league is starting to find its peak-season form, Harvard gets to hit the books and puts its game jerseys in mothballs for three weeks...
...Crimson, although not at its peak, won by a comfortable margin against the Quakers, taking first place in 11 of 13 events...
...government insists it is trying to get to the bottom of the issue, but its efforts are widely viewed as slow and inept--a perception that has grown since the first and biggest bank closed its doors. That institution was Banco Latino, Venezuela's second largest, which at its peak claimed $1.4 billion in deposits. By the time the national banking superintendency took it over in January 1994, Latino's deposits had been reduced $1 billion. In going over the books, government inspectors uncovered false entries, fraudulent accounting and insider lending...