Word: sudden
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Partly driving this sudden turn-around has been the solid pitching of junior Tasha Cupp. During the team's spring break trip to the Pioneer Classic, Cupp earned all-tournament team status by going 4-1 with one save to up her overall record to 9-4 on the season. In producing the victories, Cupp managed to no-hit Santa Clara in the semifinals and one-hit Wisconsin-Stout in the finals as the Crimson cruised to a 6-1 record and a tournament victory...
Princeton may be even more difficult to beat after the sudden snow-storm on Tuesday dumped twenty inches of snow. That storm has caused Harvard's doubleheaders against Rhode Island, Hartford and most likely Maine to be cancelled this week. Such a delay poses a dual threat to the Crimson...
With so many laments and frustrations surrounding this sudden storm, is there any good to be found...
...when she was 14, Joan decided she had only two options: either commit suicide or live her life as a male. Finally, in a tearful confrontation, her father told her the true story of her birth and sex change. "All of a sudden everything clicked," John remembers. "For the first time things made sense, and I understood who and what I was." With the support of a new set of doctors, Joan underwent a pair of operations to reconstruct a penis--albeit a diminutive one without the sensitivity of a normal sex organ...
This disparity can be partly explained by the sudden drop in inflation, says Glen Stine, senior Penn budget official from 1982 to 1990, who is currently vice president for finance at the University of Colorado. "Nobody believed inflation would come down as much as it did, so you were always making projections of inflation that were perhaps too high." But from 1982 to 1989--long enough, presumably, for Penn's analysts to adjust to the new inflationary landscape--Penn's tuition hikes consistently outstripped inflation, rising annually from two to four times as fast...