Word: slipping
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...Gamble initiated a Crimson 3-0 run, scoring on a free position shot with 2:40 left in the frame. Sophomore Tara Schoen brought Harvard (1-3) within one with an unassisted goal. The tying goal was scored off a broken play. With 46 seconds left, Gamble managed to slip an unassisted goal past the Bobcat goaltender, sending the game into overtime. “We ran a play designed for Kaitlin Martin,” Gamble said. “But the play kind of fell apart and left me open for the score.” In overtime...
Unlike oil, where a mistake can be rectified with more paint, it is nearly impossible to hide a slip of the brush when working with translucent watercolor; consequently the artist’s hand is very evident in the work. “I love the fluency and immediacy,” Stebbins noted...
...might never know it, but from the athletic-all-stars to the preppiest of preps, there is a tiny hiding hobby or “extracurricular” interest within that is out-of-the-mainstream and clawing to be let loose. This sets the stage for the inevitable slip-up. One day, you’ll be eating in the dining hall and between bites of Emerald Beef someone will allude to her high school science-fiction club. Before you know it, they will admit that they kind of, sort of, held the office of president. Because these geek...
...game against Massachusetts. At the end of both halves, the Crimson fell short against the Minutewomen, losing 12-8 at UMass’ Garber Field in Amherst. Harvard (1-2) dominated the game early with three goals in four minutes. The Crimson, however, would see the lead slip as UMass (1-2) went on a devastating 9-0 run, which extended through the last fifteen minutes of the first half and the first five minutes after the break. The disparity proved to be too great for Harvard to overcome as the Minutewomen held on to ensure the victory. Sophomore Natalie...
Brokeback Mountain may be an Oscar frontrunner, but who would have thought country-western singer Willie Nelson would also be celebrating gay rope slingers? His song Cowboys are Frequently Secretly (Fond of Each Other) (sample lyric: "Inside every cowboy there's a lady that'd love to slip out") has been climbing the iTunes charts. TIME's Clayton Neuman asked him about...