Word: restedness
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Furthermore, they have been able, more than any other Ivy squad, to switch off two entire elevens and thereby to keep all their personnel better rested.
As four lady peers this week for the first time in history took seats in the House of Lords, all eyes rested not on their faces but on their hats. The ladies had not been allowed to choose their own. Instead Sir George Bellew, Garter King of Arms, had chosen...
The J.V. team, which registered its first victory in three years when it beat Tufts, 7 to 6, will also face Dartmouth this afternoon. The squad, rested for ten days, will be looking to win their second straight game.
But the most important changes which adoption of the report would establish lie in the composition of the Council's membership. The Council's existence has rested on the democratic but unrealistic belief that it is the spearhead of student opinion. Elections affording an ambitious, personally motivated politician the opportunity...
Dynamic Publisher Chateaubriand, 66, usually selects the art himself. An initiate of the Manhattan art world recently provided a view of Chato in action: "He stood before David's great portrait of Napoleon. Slowly his hand went up and rested in his vest. Then, quick as a flash, he...