Word: pointedly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Some detractors may claim that Tutu should not be elected to the Board because he lives in South Africa and thus will not be able to attend all the Overseers meetings. But the point of his candidacy is in his ability to serve as a powerful advocate for this important issue. He should be elected to serve as a political force on the Board, not as a hands-on overseer serving on several visiting committees and discussing more routine issues of University governance...
Lamont Library: Yes. I will now formally state what many Harvard socialites have known for years--Lamont is one big pick up joint. All six floors are packed with "scammers," "scopers" and "swoopers" of all colors, creeds, sexes and sexual persuasions. A single point of proof: Who would go to Lamont to study...
Fighting to stay in the match, the Maroons scratched to bring the tally back to 12-11. There was some controversy on Harvard's winning point when the line judge--a Harvard player--first called a Crimson block out but then reversed his decision...
Taking advantage of a poor Maroon defense, Harvard extended its lead to 14-5 but had difficulty putting the game away. As Springfield fought back to 14-8, Gurdal must have had haunting visions of the MIT match, when the Crimson was a point away from winning several games but couldn't stop the Engineers. The ball changed hands six times before the Crimson earned its first victory...
...amazing team weekend even though we lost," Dragomirescu said. "We fought to the last point. We played good tennis and we lost...