Word: perfective
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...executed everything that we wanted to. We worked on the little things. And we knew if we worked well at the little things—catching, passing, and the transition—than we would be able to win.” Senior goalie Kathyrn Tylander was perfect in her 30 minutes of play, making six saves before she was swapped out for sophomore Katherine Martino. With the Crimson up, 18-0, near the end of the game, the team allowed the Crusaders to score two quick goals, denying the chance of completing the combined shutout. Flood ended the scoring...
Halftime Stats - Harvard currently holding a 2 to 1 scoring advantage in the paint (24 to 12) - Unger and Harris have matched their point total from last night.....in one half of play. (16 and 14 respectively) - Harris remains perfect on all his shots (FGs, FTs, you name it) - Penn's Grandieri leads his team with 12. The next closest guy has 5. - Harvard shooting at a clip of 59%. Penn.....33%. - Harvard is also dominating in number of FTs. Harvard has had 11 (making 10). Penn's had two (And missed one). - Jeremy Lin already up to three steals...
...With passages such as this, Thiong’o constructs a moving portrait of resistance to unfeeling despotism. Juxtaposed next to the story of the Ruler is that of Tajirika, a dimwitted political schemer. His tale, too, deals with chauvinism. Tajirika is married to Vinjinia, the perfect wife, who accepts his many affairs. Along with the Ruler, he represents the corrupt, repressive status quo. Tajirika is frightened by the specter of a feminist movement and the increasingly outspoken reaction of women against the increasingly intolerant political regime. These women seem utterly foreign to Tajirika’s traditional vision...
Total lunar eclipses occur when the sun, earth, and moon are in perfect alignment, an event that won’t occur again until 2010, according to NASA. The last lunar eclipse was on August 28th...
...important six-day trip to Cuba. That promise has suddenly multiplied, with the Catholic Church's No. 2 official set to arrive in Havana on Wednesday night, just a day after Cuban leader Fidel Castro announced the end to his 49 years in power. It is perfect timing for the Vatican, which is aiming to play a central role in the island nation's transition into what many hope will be a post-communist future...