Word: stadium
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...find soccer -- which the rest of the world perversely calls football -- a frustrating, often impenetrable game. What kind of sport is it, after all, where players can't use their hands, pass the ball with their feet, butt it with their heads, only rarely score goals and touch off stadium riots when they...
...been the only part of Hemenway that has kept pace with the fast-growing program. And ever since Piltch came to Harvard, there has been talk and only talk of a new facility Currently, plans have been drawn for new squash courts next to the Varsity Club in The Stadium parking lot, but they remain tentative and the state of the team's facilities remains a major problem...
...Cambridge days after he University's sprawling week-long party for its 350th birthday. Coming after the shamelessly commercial Los Angeles Olympic ceremonies and the orgiastic Statue of Liberty commemoration, Harvard spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on flag-waving majorettes, fireworks, concert orchestras and multimedia projections in The Stadium...
...fall, both the field hockey and soccer teams fell inches short of their first-ever Ivy League championships. Few people could remember when the campus was excited about the field hockey team, but in October, even Bok got lost behind The Stadium trying to find the field during a critical Harvard-Princeton field hockey game...
...even great expectations could not diminish the celebration when the title was finally captured. The Crimson rolled through an unblemished 15-game schedule. They weren't alone when the final horn sounded--more than 200 Harvard fans made the trek to Palmer Stadium in Princeton in the middle of final exams to help celebrate the title...