Word: restedness
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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This year the Crimson has a deeper, more experienced and more talented bench that should allow the starters to stay rested, increasing their ability to close out games that fatigued seniors surrendered last season.
On a recent night, Ahmed met seven other men at a safe house in Fallujah a few blocks from two sites the cell had decided to target: the mayor's office and an adjacent building once belonging to the Baath Party but now used by provisional Iraqi officials and, on...
Goad said the resolution’s defeat largely rested on a “procedural matter” and that first-year representatives were reluctant to politicize the LSC’s operations.
The Crimson took a rested and select group of runners to Northern Iowa, where the men finished 32nd in a field of 35 teams and the women 26th out of 33. Both teams were plagued with physical problems ranging from sprained ankles to cramps.
The Harvard women’s cross country team, on the other hand, had slightly more success. Like the men, the Crimson rested its best runners last week in preparation for this meet, but the Harvard women were plagued by injuries as well.