Word: sticked
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Running smack into Sabatino was the latest misfortune for the stick women, who came into this season with gobs of talent, but finished with the same 3-8-4 overall record they sported last year. Their Ivy record fell from 2-2-2 last year to 1-2-3 this season...
With four-and-a-half minutes left in regulation, the Crimson set up for a penalty corner. The corner pass came out to Groome, who rocketed a shot toward the net. Landau, charging from the left, trapped the ball on her stick and sent it flying past the Brown goalie...
...Sharon's got a good stick, and she hustles," Pyle said. "She's got a great sense of the game...
...have resorted to vicious, often petty, character assaults to get the public's attention. While such attacks are nothing new, this year's campaigns are the dirtiest in recent memory. "The issue space in people's heads is getting smaller," says Field. "The negative ads are the ones that stick." The forum for most of the mudslinging is television. In big statewide races, staging rallies and pressing the flesh in traditional "retail campaigns" are becoming dying arts; saturating the airwaves with pungent, simplistic 30-sec. "hit ads" is considered more efficient and effective...
...leaders, that would shape the events of the weekend. The concept was apparently simple. Moscow would % propose such an attractive package of offensive-arms reductions that Reagan would be tempted to pursue the dream of a grand compromise that included some resolution on the Strategic Defense Initiative, rather than stick to the original U.S. goal of a medium-range-missile deal not linked to SDI. If Reagan accepted the bait, as he initially did, the Soviets would be in the catbird seat. Either Reagan would end up curtailing Star Wars, or he would emerge as the Grinch who stole Christmas...