Word: temperedness
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The screaming, though slightly tempered with the Crimson’s doubles point victory, continued during the singles competition.
Any hope that the U.S. could soon impose order was further tempered by the insurgents' proclivity for kidnapping foreigners, including U.S. soldiers. On April 16 al-Jazeera broadcast a videotape of Private First Class Keith Maupin, 20, of Batavia, Ohio, surrounded by fighters who had taken him hostage after the...
And so, an odd year. Polls say the public is very much engaged, but the combatants seem disengaged. Bush is Bush. Neither he nor his campaign will change much between now and November. His future is at the mercy of events in the world, particularly in Iraq. Kerry has a...
William L. Aronson ’04, Fonseca’s next-door neighbor in Winthrop J-entryway, introduced a performance of one of Fonseca’s favorite musical pieces, the “Prelude in C-minor” from Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier. Fonseca...
Whaling on the ball in the first set, Wang recorded her fair share of errors, but her success was tempered by a larger number of unforced errors. Taking some pace off the ball, allowed her opponent Mari Toro to hang tough, but she eventually fell 6-1, 6-4.