Word: athleticism
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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"Harvard is a very special place and it has been a privilege to be a part of such a tremendous educational and athletic environment for so many years," Cleary said in a press release.
Lewis said he expects the decision, supported unanimously by the House Masters and the Athletic Committee, to result in two major changes at the next home Game.
"She's a really smart organizer," Wheaton said. "She's athletic. She comes forward well, reads the field well, and she's a great one-on-one defender."
From there, the bottom fell out. After the listless opening to the second half, Delaney-Smith called a timeout and pulled all five starters, in effect throwing her hands up in disgust at the inability of her team to make use of its athletic skill.
It's the ability to create something useful out of nothing, a kind of ingenuity. And as for Harvard undergraduate women in particular, most are incapable of inactivity; lounging around becomes boring if they're not doing something with their hands, so knitting becomes the key to relaxation. As my...