Word: potentionally
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...laxwomen took control of the game from the outset yesterday, keeping Dartmouth goalie Fran O'Donoghue busy all day, while seldom allowing the potent Big Green offense to pose much of a threat. By the time it was over, Den Hartog had sent eight shots careening past O'Donoghue while Finn had tallied five assists, the third of which broke her own Harvard record of assists in a season--all en route to the 22-8 triumph...
Other opponents of nuclear power regarded the ruling as a potent new weapon. "The decision is another nail in the coffin of nuclear power," declared Michael Paparian, a lobbyist for the Sierra Club, an environmental organization. "The ruling," said Jerry Brown, who was Governor of California when the moratorium was passed, "further strengthens the power of the states to regulate their own economic destiny...
However, it is Pew's inspiration that teammates and coaches say the Crimson squad will miss most during the junior's absence. "She's a lot of the heart of the team," Kleinfelder said. "Her contribution is as potent on the field...
...still suffering from a back injury and was called into duty this weekend because of Pew's injury--led the way yesterday with seven goals and two assists. Fellow seniors Maureen Finn (five goals and five assists), and Jennifer White (six goals, two assists) provided just as potent, and junior Maggie Hart pitched in with four goals...
...graduates and un dergraduates to take it--in some in stances as part of a course for credit They arranged sessions--called "drug trips" by their opposition--for groups as diverse as prisoners in the Concord Reformatory and worshippers at an Easter Service to take psilocybin (and its more potent relative LSD). They reported nearly everyone had had ecstatic experiences which put them in touch with the marvelous powers of the mind, with God, and with a whole new way of living more joyfully and meaningfully. Be cause of the strong value Harvard places on academic freedom, the Administration...