Word: zoned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...cold? While winters are always frigid in the high latitudes of Alaska and Canada, the cold is usually mitigated by warm winds from the Pacific Ocean. This year, though, a mass of cold air called the Omega Block blew in from Siberia and settled over Alaska. A high-pressure zone got stuck between two low-pressure systems and stayed put over the state, keeping out the warming Pacific winds. By the time cold air moved out of Alaska and headed south, it had built up tremendous force...
Young danced into the zone, gliding around Cornell's Doug Derraugh and Tim Vanini to stuff the puck past Red goalie Corrie D'Alessio with 43 seconds remaining in the first period...
...idea behind a controlled choice plan, as Willie explains it, is that parents will get to choose their children's school subject to one constraint, race. Boston will be divided into three zones, and each school will have a racial ratio within 10 percent of the zone's racial ratio. Willie, a professor of education and urban studies, says that students will be allowed to attend any school in their zone so long as the racial balance of the school remains intact...
With Harvard already leading, 5-1, Howley took the puck from junior Tod Hartje heading into the zone. Howley rushed down the left side, cut across in front of Tiger goalie Mark Salsbury, and stuffed the puck into the net while a Princeton defender tripped him from behind...
Even when the Crimson was at full strength, Harvard's defense consistently kept the Terrier attack from entering the offensive zone. Harvard goaltender Gillian D'Souza saved only three shots during the game, while the Terriers' Cathy Corgan made 67 saves...