Word: trustingly
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...fair, by column’s end Pablo asserts his trust in the coaching staff to eventually work out the kinks in the pitching. But perhaps he has a point—maybe Harvard’s pitching really is something to be nervous about. After all, the Crimson’s three starting pitchers on Saturday (and the three who are expected to lead the Crimson’s weekend starting rotation this spring)—sophomore Matt Brunnig, senior Trey Hendricks, and senior Mike Morgalis—were all touched up for at least seven earned runs...
...least for the time being, I’m wise enough to trust Harvard coach Joe Walsh, and trust the players themselves, once it gets down...
That means when Clear Channel refuses to run a Democratic Party ad, they can prevent as much as half of a major city from ever hearing it. To make matters worse, the FCC under Chairman Michael Powell, who used to help corporations evade anti-trust laws for a living, has repeatedly attempted to relax the already weak regulations that govern media conglomerates. This would be disturbing even if Clear Channel weren’t so politically assertive...
It’s a hard contention to quantify (though Alex McPhillips and Tim McGinn both touch on those subjects; see related articles) but I trust my own eyes, and they tell me that the Crimson has finally found combinations that work well together, generate scoring chances, play physically and avoid costly penalties. Smith happens to agree...
...ragtag militia, motivated by a hatred for Aristide, numbers only a few hundred men wielding old automatic rifles. But they stormed virtually unopposed into Cap Haitien last week after gobbling up numerous other Haitian towns like so many pieces of fried conch. "The only people Haitians have left to trust are street-gang members, assassins and drug traffickers," says a former high-ranking Haitian government official, adding that even if Aristide falls, "we still have a very, very violent period ahead...