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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Early in the second game, the Red Foxes battled to an early 2-1 lead against the Crimson, but Harvard soon regained its senses. A kill by Schaeffer forced a Marist sideout, and senior defensive specialist Laurel Rayburn gave Harvard the lead with a service ace on its next possession. The Crimson then ran off eight consecutive points, exploding to an 11-2 lead over the Red Foxes. A kill by junior outside hitter Sarah Mattson ended the second game for the Crimson, giving Harvard...
Harvard again struggled early in the second game. Both teams were tied at four until a kill by Denniston gave Harvard the lead. A Stony Brook kill by senior Jessica Serrano forced a Harvard sideout, but Hart answered with a kill of her own to give Harvard possession of the ball. A block by Lutich and Schaeffer put Harvard up 6-4, but after exchanging sideouts, a Serrano ace allowed Stony Brook to trail...
...Crimson took control of the second game and went on to score the final nine points, winning the second game, 15-5, on a powerful kill by Jellison...
...Omanses, for their part, trade for both flexibility and the unexpected rewards of the exchange system. Several years ago, they wanted to follow a planned visit to their grown children in Boston with a vacation in Vermont. They contacted a Colorado woman, Joanna Lyn Merriman, who had a second home in Vermont. The timing wasn't convenient for Merriman, who banked the swap and eventually transferred her "credit" to her best friend, whose husband was in the last stages of cancer. "They stayed 10 days," Jan Omans recalls, "and after he died, his wife wrote that her husband had wanted...
...like the corporate digs of a leveraged-buyout firm than the headquarters of a guerrilla movement. Instead of AK-47s and Molotov cocktails, No. 17 Cavendish Square boasts fully equipped offices with ergonomic furniture, fresh-cut flowers and expensive prints hanging on the walls. For a suite on its second floor, the U.S. State Department pays more than $200 a sq. ft. annually, according to documents obtained by TIME--double what most empty modern office space in London costs. Iraqi opposition leaders are supposed to use the lavish accommodations Washington has provided to plot Saddam's overthrow, but most...