Word: third
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...date with the No. 15 team in the nation was not exactly rebound-game material, although Harvard's ball-security problems did not help its cause. Harvard actually gained more yards than its vaunted opponent, including Rose's record-setting third 300-yard passing performance of the season, but five turnovers killed several Crimson chances to convert those yards into touchdowns...
...Just before being leveled by Princeton linebackers, Rose knifed a pass to senior tight end Chris Stakich at the 25-yard line. Stakich turned and, shielded by solid Crimson blocking, turned the short gain into a score. Harvard would later tack on another touchdown, sophomore tailback Matt Leiszler's third...
...Despite a sloppy third quarter, Harvard cruised to its third straight Ivy League victory against a Columbia team that was outmatched in almost every aspect of the game. It was Harvard's first home victory of the year and its first shutout victory since the 1997 Ivy League championship season. Rose threw for 274 yards and two scores and ran for 30 yards and another touchdown. Nick Palazzo poured in his third 100-yard performance of the season. Even the field goal unit came to life, as Wright converted both his attempts...
...dance music, a few of Martin's rhythms still have an edge, but one that has become increasingly dull as time progresses and mindless repetition ensues. About a third of Sound Loaded is just Spanish versions of other tracks on the album and a large other half are mind-numbing soporific pop numbers that, without any distinctive characteristics, are useless even as dance tunes. Sound Loaded is loaded with too much repetitive hype and not enough music. And attempts at "sexy" photos in liner notes do not a good album make...
From this statement alone, you might think Guru, the vocal half of the hip-hop group Gang Starr, is overly arrogant regarding his third Jazzmatazz project. But the music that follows the man's initial words more than backs him up. Guru has collaborated with some phenomenal and diverse artists in order to create this fusion of hip-hop and other genres. Erykah Badu's soulful voice laughs and dances around Guru's rap in the jazzy song "Plenty." In contrast, "Lift Your Fist" with the Roots is Philly hip-hop with an attitude. All in all, you will find...