Word: start
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2000-2009
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...paraphrase the cynics, is the United States about to climb back up on its moral high horse? I sure hope so. Even if we’re judging by solely our own standards, after eight years of secrecy and lies, some integrity would nice. Let’s start by approaching the aftermath of Guantánamo in the right...
...Less than a minute into the second session, Lyons tallied her second goal of the game for UMass. However, Harvard’s Flood and Martin answered back with three straight scores, bringing the game to a tie at 8-8 for the first time since the start. Flood scored twice, while Martin tallied another within the first four minutes of the half. But the Crimson couldn’t hold onto its streak for long. The Minutewomen responded with four goals through a five-minute stretch to expand their lead once again to 12-8. Lyons continued to lead...
...bases for Schellberg. The junior, who is also a Crimson sports editor, responded with an RBI single to give Harvard its first win of the season.But the real star of the game was Brown, who hurled a complete-game two-hitter while striking out 11 in her first collegiate start. “My first game, my first inning out there, I don’t think I took a single breath,” Brown said. “I was so anxious and nervous in a good way…it felt so natural...
...first round nailbiter to the Tiger’s Emery Maine, 6-9, 9-7, 9-2, 2-9, 9-5. Williams pulled herself together and cruised through the consolation bracket, winning three matches to advance to the finals against the Quakers’ Alisha Turner. After a shaky start, Williams took care of business winning 4-9, 10-8, 9-4, 9-2 to take the consolation bracket and 17th place in the tournament. Junior Captain Johanna Snyder and Freshman Emily Park also competed for the Crimson, falling in the first and second rounds, respectively. Snyder had the unfortunate...
...cooling cucumber eye pads in your room, which are intended to "soothe eyes tired from reading the day's financial headlines." If you want more pampering, get massages, facials and pedicures at the hotel's spa. The hotel also has a pool and tennis court and allows pets. Rates start at $199. 11461 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles; 800-HOTEL...