Word: southampton
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Harvard men's volleyball team knew when it played Southampton College at the Malkin Athletic Center on Sunday that it would be facing a superior squad...
...need a win against Cornell to start," he says. "There's some pressure there, but we all know what we have to do." MEN'S SOCCER September 6 SOUTHAMPTON 10 at Babson 17 CORNELL 21 CONNECTICUT 24 at Columbia 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE 30 at Clemson October 2 vs. Furman 5 BOSTON UNIV. 8 at Pennsylvania 11 vs. Maine 16 YALE 19 at Boston College 23 at Princeton 26 HARTWICK 29 DARTMOUTH November 5 BROWN
...first third of the season for the team was relatively easy-going. The team took top honors at the Rhode Island Invitational and then, after two losses at the Vassar Tournament, won three in a row against MIT, Dartmouth and perennial power Long Island-Southampton, respectively...
...render it ineffective. (Although I do love your discovery of what it was Sarah had to hide, and why she felt the need to shroud herself in feminism: "I learned that what Sarah hadn't talked about all those years was her parents' Fifth Avenue apartment, the house in Southampton, the horseback-riding lessons she loved as a child. She hadn't talked about the check her parents sent her every month." Besides being so witty, it shows that you are not afraid of your privileged background or your mother's connections in the publishing world...
Porter was largely self-taught. From the time he found his feet as an artist -- around the mid-1950s -- he stayed away from Manhattan, preferring to paint in Southampton and on Great Spruce Head Island in Maine, which his family owned. This didn't put him out of contact with "the scene." Porter was an exceptionally gifted critic who, in Art News and the Nation, produced some of the most lucid and cant-free essays on modern art in general, and Willem de Kooning's work in particular, ever penned by an American. But he knew his own mind...