Word: relaxedness
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Playing as an AAU club rather than a varsity competitor. Harvard's water polo team took it easy this spring, with a reduced practice schedule and a relaxed team attitude.
Krash, however, is not wholly negative about her experience here. Harvard, she says, allows one to "get out of circulation in the competitive music world--you lose your class rank, which is great, although you also lose some perspective." She notes that Houses eagerly invite musicians to give recitals, which...
"It was our smoothest race all spring," cox Meg Ziegler said. "The switch of Theresa Munoz as starboard stroke has steadied the boat--we rowed a lot more relaxed," she added.
Weinberger, one of the most visible members of the new Administration, does in deed coat his somewhat alarmist world view with the mellow affability that is the hallmark of Ronald Reagan and his California insiders. Says one senior Administration official who has worked with both the Secretary of State and...
It is comforting to know that Japan has relaxed its practice of dumping products in the U.S. It would be even more comforting if U.S. workers and businessmen could regain the jobs and businesses destroyed by this long-term practice.