Word: mcdonaldization
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...effort, which culminated with the rightwinger barreling into the net just after flicking the puck over Catamount goalie Sylvian Turcotte, fired up the Crimson just eight seconds into period three. Freshman Fusco followed with a blast from the point which caught the net above Turcotte's shoulder, and Bob McDonald short-hopped home a Fusco rebound to make...
...numerous opportunities in the Brown zone--and, as a by-product, exposed Lau to fast breaks in the other direction and 34 shots on the day. Harvard's attack was spread evenly among the top three lines--Turner, Mike Watson and Greg Olson, Greg Britz, Burke and Murray, Connors, McDonald and Derek Malmquist--as 11 players contributed a point or more...
...slapshot from Burke, who patiently waited at the point for the right moment to uncork, McDonald's conversion of a cross-ice pass from Connors, and Greg Olson's short-handed goal made it 4-2 Harvard after one. Brown cut the margin to one, but McDonald and Connors struck again 36 seconds apart, and the Crimson never looked back. Ahead 6-3 after two, the Crimson coasted the rest...
...sings McDonald's cheery jingle every day on television and radio. But lately the company has discovered that it is doing more than it chooses for some people it would rather ignore: coke users. And not the ones who drink out of bottles. Those little plastic coffee stirrers that McDonald's gives out with its cups of coffee-the ones with the tiny spoons on the ends-are being used by cocaine sniffers who cannot af ford the silver spoons affected by the beautiful people...
...Although McDonald's claims it is not embarrassed by the discovery, the burger giant (30 billion sold to date) admits it is redesigning the coffee stirrers so they can be used only by sippers, not snorters...