Word: steadfastness
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...produce in a game.”While most programs maintain two goaltenders on its roster at any given time—and Harvard itself had done that the previous two seasons—the 2005-2006 season was intended to be a transitional period as steadfast senior and three-year starter Ali Boe would play her last season and junior Emily Vitt and the rookie Martin would serve as reserves and prepare to increase their playing time next year.But the situation quickly changed for Harvard this January when Vitt decided to leave the team due to personal reasons, quickly...
...TIME: Why was he so steadfast about nonviolence...
...said: "The point I'm trying to make to the American people in this, as you said, candid dialogue-I hope I've been candid all along; but in the candid dialogue-is to say, we're constantly changing our tactics to meet the changing tactics of an enemy." Steadfast but flexible. It's the old Bush, with a new wrinkle. The President referred during the news conference to "the sweep of history." He is convinced that, not niggling reporters, is his ultimate audience...
...company in that exercise. Even without that much imagination, a Christian curious about Joseph can take some sturdy, basic inspiration from the carpenter who is, at a minimum, humanity's stand-in, a lunch-pail hero not born to holiness but who, by his hard-won and steadfast belief, finds a role in salvation. This season two big-name writers have taken Joseph's story a step further. He is a major supporting character in erstwhile vampirologist Anne Rice's current best seller, Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt. And he has a lead role in Holding Heaven, a novella...
...sourcebooks. “We believe that he has the experience necessary to get the issues they put forward in their platform accomplished,” Moore said. At yesterday’s forum, UC presidential candidate John F. Voith ’07 opened by noting his steadfast belief in the UC and his plans for its reform. “We don’t want to waste money on events that you don’t care about,” said Tara Gadgil ’07, Voith’s running mate...