Word: shaye
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2000-2009
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...soldier Ajax—with scenes that feature both the Greek characters and their present-day couterparts. “[McLaughlin] did an amazing job of fitting in so much of [our research] and weaving it into the myth,” Ampuero says. “Dr. Jonathan Shay, of Tufts University, wrote ‘Achilles in Vietnam’ and ‘Odysseus in America’ on war and theater created by veterans for veterans. He proposed this theory that Greek theatre—because it was written by generals and veterans of war and?...
...started their college careers at Harvard, unremarkably, before thriving elsewhere. Much has been made of Andrew Hatch, a quarterback who couldn’t crack the top of the Harvard depth chart as a freshman and is now starting for the No. 5 LSU Tigers. Similarly, Zach Putchel and Shay Doron brought their basketball skills to larger campuses, Minnesota and Maryland, respectively, after beginning in Cambridge...
...wrestle out of [their usual] position. They’re willing to put themselves out on the line, especially considering that [according to NCAA rules] once you move up [into a higher weight class], you have to stay there for the rest of the year.” Freshman Shay Warren, listed in the roster at 125, had been wrestling at 133 for most of the season. Sophomore Fred Rowsey moved up from 174 to 184 to cover Caputo’s spot. “These guys know they’re in it together,” Weiss...
Harvard held the lead at 6-3 after two matches, when freshman Shay Warren pinned Chris Diehl in 1:26 at 133 pounds...
...events under its belt—the East Stroudsburg Open and the Cliff Keen LA Invitational—the Harvard wrestling team travels to Hofstra this weekend for its first dual meet of the season. The Crimson boasts a much deeper starting lineup this year, especially with freshmen Shay Warren and Dan Kelly competing at 125 lbs., a spot Harvard often forfeited in previous seasons. With junior co-captain Louis Caputo and sophomore J. P. O’Connor anchoring the lineup at 184 and 149, respectively, the Crimson will be looking to see exactly how it stacks...