Word: lopsidedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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In the top spot, freshman Elizabeth Evans had one of the day's tougher matches, defeating UMass's Barbara Mills by a 6-4, 7-5 score. Sophomore Erica Schulman, the second-ranked player, and number three freshman Tracy Kunichika won by more lopsided margins: 6-2, 6-1, and...
During one particularly lopsided ten-minute stretch when the Unicorns barely touched the ball, one Harvard fan said, "Hey, how many people do we have out there? I think we have too many players on the field." It indeed appeared that way, and not just for those ten minutes.
But the differences between the two teams went deeper than the choice of the word "bloody" over "damn" or the apparently English style of steady baseline play as opposed to the Crimson's aggressive charging of the net. The lopsided score demonstrates the nations' differing approaches to the sport.
AN ANGRY truck driver unloads his cargo, slams his door, and screams at the camera, "If the Democrats are so good for working people, why are there so many people out of work? You can be sure I'll vote Republican this year." The political advertisement showed the frustration among...
Congress's lopsided approval of the plan (20 to 0 in the Senate Finance Committee, 29 to 3 in House Ways and Means) was the result of one of the year's most determined lobbying drives. One leader of the blitz was Industry Lobbyist Coley O'Brien...