Word: roster
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...membership roster (annual dues: $15) is growing rapidly. A recent campaign has focused on installing chapters in each congressional district, supplemented by city, town and campus organizations. Although Perot, perhaps saving up for a grand gesture, withholds the tally even from state leaders, enrollment appears to have topped 2 million, doubling since late spring. This dwarfs other public-action groups, even Pat Robertson's influential Christian Coalition, which has been in existence far longer...
After graduation, he decided to give professional football a try. He made the 33-man Philadelphia Eagles roster and became a solid receiver for the team--when a teammate stepped on his hand during a pileup, breaking his fingers. It was then, after getting married, that he decided to give coaching...
Although he is the shortest player on the Harvard roster, Campbell can dunk. He did it last season in a game against Hartford's NBA first-round pick Vin Baker, and he does it again, in a triple-exposure photo, on a promotional poster currently being distributed by the Athletic Department...
Heading into the new season, the top question on the mind of every Harvard women's basketball fan is this: Who can possibly replace Erin Maher '93 and Debbie Flandermeyer '93, arguably the finest players ever on the Crimson roster...
Such words sound strange for a team coming off two consecutive 6-20 seasons. They sound even stranger when you consider that the squad has lost its top scorer and rebounder from last season, and that no player on the current roster has averaged more than 11 points per game in college...