Word: stellar
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With seniors MacDonald and Bourbeau returning to the ice after suffering injuries, the Crimson is expected to return to its five-forward power-play option, and hopes to improve on last weekend's less-than-stellar showing...
Quarterback: Malcolm Glover, even more than stellar running back Brian Keys, is the key to Penn's offensive success. Glover has completed 82 of 149 passes for 1191 yards and four touchdowns. Against Princeton two weeks ago, Glover led the attack with 289 yards passing. Sadly for Harvard, Glover's a junior and will be back on the attack next year...
...Ready: Harvard running back Jim Reidy, one of several juniors seeing playing time recently, turned in a stellar performance last Saturday in Harvard's 24-23 loss to Boston University. Reidy had 76 yards rushing and 97 yards receiving...
...political philosopher while still in his thirties--and thus win the approval of his department--is indicative of his unusual talent. It also reflects, however, the barriers which junior faculty members outside the hard sciences face. Although scholars of the hard sciences may establish their reputations while young through stellar empirical work, in the more subjective social sciences and humanities, esteem is won much more slowly...
...knowledge of the subject in question suspect. This is, after all, Harvard, which has traditionally been able to attract the nation's brightest undergraduates, graduate students, and professors to its hallowed halls. It is beyond my ability to conceive that Harvard would have the least bit of trouble hiring stellar, much less competent, teaching fellows (the same might be said about minority and women faculty); it is a question of initiative and not of feasibility...