Word: relaxedness
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"We definitely had something to prove to West Virginia," said Mike Zimmerman, Harvard's number-one singles player. "I think that home court was a disadvantage for them. West Virginia was a little too relaxed for their own good, like we were last year."
Around the Yard, on house lawns and along the riverside, students relaxed on blankets to read, do arts and crafts or talk with friends. With the dinnertime temperature at 87 degrees, many House residents took their meal trays outdoors to eat.
The mood is palpable. In a TIME/CNN poll of 500 adults, 69% of the people surveyed said they would like to "slow down and live a more relaxed life," in contrast to only 19% who said they would like to "live a more exciting, faster-paced life." A majority of...
Bo's departure is the spectators' loss. In an era when less talented ballplayers pull down equally towering salaries and occasionally indulge in public temper tantrums, Jackson's grace and zeal on the playing field brought fans out in admiring droves. "When I'm playing, I'm relaxed," Jackson once...
The same day in 1989 that American Airlines gave flight attendant Sherri Cappello her 25-year pin, they fired her for being 11 lbs. overweight. Last week Cappello, now the vice president of American's flight-attendants union, watched with satisfaction as the airline was forced to lift the limits...