Word: snow
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...Crimson had lost. The Crimson had lost big, 7-1, to two-time defending national champion Wake Forest, a school surely unaccustomed to the snow which piled along the turf and sidelines. The rollercoaster campaign which had given Harvard the chance to compete in the NCAA Tournament had shut the door, seemingly, just as quickly as it had opened...
...time for the trek home, maybe Gannon and Maasdorp did start crying, at least a little bit. Harvard still lost. They and the other seniors were done with their collegiate and probably post-collegiate athletic careers in one fell swoop. Few things, if any, could change that reality. The snow would still be on the ground when they went outside. Life would progress, whether they were athletes...
...about feng shui. “Chromotherapy” follows the same principle, but instead of furniture placement, this kind uses colors to influence moods. White in particular is purported to relieve SAD—so break out your white sweaters or just gaze on some of that ubiquitous snow. Unlike lamps, snow is free...
...infamous shirts, which come in baby tee and long-sleeved options ($15) in addition to the classic tee ($10), are snow white with sleek blue writing...
...network, however, is not nearly as deep for the women’s team as it is for the men’s team, whose existence can be traced back over 100 years. To compensate, the players will throw themselves into a number of wage-earning chores, including shoveling snow. They have also received support from University President Lawrence H. Summers, who has lined up some financial backing for the team and attended a mid-season home game to cheer them...