They won the university's track and field intramural championship as well as the men's soccer and women's basketball intramural championships.
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A friend invited her to join an intramural softball team.
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The question of vocation is not an intramural theological debate.
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But the problem here goes beyond intramural rivalries and competition.
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But within minutes after the Trump victory, intramural challenges appeared.
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Private ethics debates turned heated and even escalated into intramural hacking.
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Dating isn't an activity with levels and achievements and intramural leagues.
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The couple met while playing intramural flag football at Notre Dame.
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After all, intramural legal battles are a familiar story for the family.
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The convention, like the American Revolution, was not without its intramural fights.
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This is understandable, given that their ideas emerged from intramural fights within economics.
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Were you the team captain of every intramural sports league in high school?
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GE is rooting out "intramural skirmishes" between equipment and services divisions, he said.
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Perks at the company include tuition reimbursement, an on-call tailor and intramural sports.
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Our pinnacle came at SUNY Purchase College, where we assembled an intramural champion softball team.
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The groom was playing in an intramural basketball game, and the bride was the referee.
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He joined an intramural soccer squad at Facebook and flashed his striker skills on the field.
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The manager game had to be moved to the intramural gym, a demonstration of dubious hospitality.
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Not art inside the walls (intramural), nor outside them (extramural), but art between these same walls.
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He and Charlotte had met in their sophomore year of college, at an intramural volleyball match.
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And so every day that Trump continues to spend time on intramural attacks rather than bashing Mrs.
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While she doesn't know what she wants to study in college, she hopes to play intramural sports.
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Some White House officials indicated this week that Mr. Trump might stay out of the intramural fight.
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And after they leave college, that structure — classes, intramural and club sports and other such activities — disappears.
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Rus floats the idea of intramural sports to help keep the students engaged outside class during the break.
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HelloGiggles noted that USA Hockey attempted to replace the team with players from intramural leagues and college teams.
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After the match, they sat on the gym floor and talked until the intramural director threw them out.
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Obama likened the campaign to "an intramural scrimmage," noting that all Americans are ultimately on the same team.
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"I have helped to install gender-inclusive restrooms ... We have a gender-inclusive intramural recreation building," Ryan says.
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Our floor's intramural hockey team won the championship, but most of us do not play sports competitively today.
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Photography clubs, intramural sports teams and volunteer groups are usually free to join or have only nominal dues.
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Nor is the ostensible glimpse into the Vatican's intramural politics particularly interesting given how cartoonish the key player appears.
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Of course, right-wing websites and radio shows ignored that reality while elevating the intramural fight among Democrats. Sen.
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BYU has 27,870-plus undergraduates and offers about 70 clubs, intramural sports and an NCAA division 1 athletic program.
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After that, "Killing Reagan" alternately devotes its energy to Hinckley's madness and Reagan administration palace intrigue and intramural squabbling.
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The remark prompted protests at Fox headquarters and a rare intramural rebuke by the network, which renounced her comments.
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With the intramural Republican wars all but completely over, Pence provides Trump with some unique advantages in the general election.
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A college friend said Brady once leveled an opponent during an intramural basketball game because he was trash-talking Tom.
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U.T.'s athletics department has a $250 million apparel deal with Nike; Haney wants to sponsor the school's intramural teams.
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Freshman year I had a friend who'd recently dropped off the intramural rugby team but was still getting the emails.
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He also developed rules and worked with the city's schools to incorporate double dutch into gym classes and intramural programs.
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And like any of these intramural contests, there are bruises and cuts that have to be that have to be dried.
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There may be no winners in the end of this intramural battle, but the only one who can win is Trump.
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The athletes included varsity, intramural, and club athletes, who used drugs or alcohol at lest once in the previous four months.
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Luckily, students have 60 varsity and junior varsity teams in 20 different sports, as well as intramural clubs, to choose from.
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He appreciates her effort beaming like a camp counselor who got campers to show up for the intramural three-legged race.
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In order to compete, these students would have to participate in intramural co-ed leagues or play on the boys' team.
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Moreover, many in the rank-and-file are consumed with ousting Mr. Trump and may not respond well to intramural hostilities.
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The unusual intramural conflict had the capital's full attention even as the United States and North Korea traded warlike nuclear threats.
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A debate champion and intramural athlete, he worked days in Fordham's computer center and summers in construction, factory and clerical jobs.
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Whatever Americans' feelings about the results, he said, "we are actually on one team" and the election was just an "intramural scrimmage".
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Should it be any wonder, either, that in the intramural fights the Donald Trumps and Roy Moores of the party are winning?
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Intramural squabbles at Fox News are not new, and the network has long insisted that its news and opinion sides operate separately.
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With its intramural outrage and social media sniping, the episode mirrored broader debates that have roiled liberals since Mr. Trump's stunning rise.
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But intramural Kurdish hatreds began to resurface, and by 1994 Mr. Talabani's forces were engaged in a civil war with Mr. Barzani's.
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I'm the guy who suits up with sweatbands on my head and plays intramural Frisbee golf at too competitive of a level.
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A few blocks away, at the intramural field that abuts a cemetery, another group practiced kicking field goals at the lone goal post.
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Victor Williams, a series regular on King of Queens, will play the coach of the intramural team who is also a former Met.
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The HBCC is separate than NeuroBioBank due to an odd bureaucratic fluke (it's part of NIH's intramural programming, while the NeuroBioBank is extramural).
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The nation gets more from the money it has already spent to build top-notch intramural research teams to focus on public problems.
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The intramural clashes between the president and secretary of State came amid major international crises, including a potential nuclear showdown with North Korea.
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Previously, the beefy former prosecutor has saved his Sopranos-style salvos for Clinton and President Obama, chastising his GOP opponents for their intramural squabbling.
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The intramural feud between Senate Democrats has played out since 2012, when the splinter IDC faction aligned with Republicans while their leader, state Sen.
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The contract dispute has left the N.F.L. with an intramural squabble at a critical time when the league appears to be slipping in popularity.
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S.F.S.U.'s wellness center offers VR fitness classes three times a week, alongside more traditional recreation options like intramural sports and a climbing wall.
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And National Review was squarely on Trump's side in the intramural Republican Party controversy over immigration reform that played out in 2013 to 2015.
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Big party The field for the Democratic nomination for president is now big enough to populate an intramural softball game, with several players to spare.
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On two of his signature issues, taxes and "repealing and replacing" Obamacare, Republicans in Congress are ensnared in intramural debates that have stalled their progress.
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Traditionally, the C.I.A. has been effective at intramural governmental fights, in large measure because its power comes from its information and its closely guarded secrets.
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Color guards meld elements of marching band and pep squad into a dance-oriented amalgam, and perform during sporting events halftimes and in intramural competitions.
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It carried on the tradition of the "small magazine" genre, providing intramural criticism, which is arguably the core purpose of this corner of ideological media.
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Even if the stakes are no higher than a Monopoly victory or a goal in intramural soccer, your partner's reactions can hint at larger patterns. 2.
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Undergraduate students, some of them black, proudly wore T-shirts with Calhoun's name across the front as they ate in dining halls or played intramural sports.
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Here we have video from a National Intramural Recreational Sports Association basketball game featuring Georgia Southern's Loy Waters hitting an incredible shot to beat the buzzer.
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The Democrats of 1972 were a party with far deeper fissures than the current edition, with its intramural squabbles between the center-left and the actual left.
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He attended Harvard Law School, where he excelled more outside the classroom—as his class' unofficial social coordinator and the official women's intramural basketball coach—than in.
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That means the brothers are "prohibited from participating in on- or off-campus fundraisers, socials, mixers, intramural competitions, recruitment, receptions, service projects, conferences, etc," according to university documents.
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"The loser of that intramural fight will likely go home," said University of New Hampshire political science professor Dante Scala, a longtime observer of New Hampshire primary politics.
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" He also compared a presidential election in which one candidate promised to ban Muslims from entering the country and to lock his opponent up to a "intramural scrimmage.
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But Hillary resurfacing as a presidential candidate would pick off that ugly scab, creating a toxic intramural dynamic that would infect the outcome of 2020 and well beyond.
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The intramural fights were no less spirited then but, for the most part, Congress did its job and members not only respected one another, they liked one another.
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Marvel/Disney debuted a new, very short trailer for Captain America: Civil War on Sunday, giving us a clean look at the two sides of Marvel's intramural conflict.
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Even as he reached readers who might not otherwise have connected with The Times, Mr. Wilkins was embroiled in intramural conflicts — not a few of his own making.
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The exchange prompted some intramural squabbling among news outlets — another sign of Mr. Trump's skill in not only insulting the news media, but in dividing it as well.
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Should Flake take a hard stand against Trump, he will thus further fuel an intramural Republican conflict that seems likely at this stage to outlast Trump's own presidency.
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So when Gibson told Bevil Conway, a vision researcher at the National Institutes of Health's Intramural Research Program, about his findings with the Tsimane', Conway wanted to know more.
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With new Chief of Staff John Kelly tasked with plugging leaks and other intramural mischief, consistent thinking ideologues like Miller can help keep the administration's policy goals on target.
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WASHINGTON — In an administration rife with intramural fights, the battle over the Department of Veterans Affairs has stood out, not only for its vitriol but also for its consequences.
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Tapping into the local branch of a community built around one of your interests can help, too: a running club, an intramural sports league, a church, a crafting group.
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That would be Republican Congressman Peter King of New York, who lobbed an unsolicited intramural attack on fellow Republican Ted Cruz with a series of tweets about hurricane aid:
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He supported two of Pepper's rivals for chair in 2014, but wading into an intramural fight now also could backfire if Brown again fails to get the leader he prefers.
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Maybe these intramural differences among Republicans will work themselves out soon and maybe the White House will start preaching the gospel of tax cuts for everyone in the coming weeks.
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He is a little younger, and unfortunately still on his "I played fraternity intramural sports in college" kick, so he peer pressures me into a bike ride along the river.
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"Our review of the record yields the firm conclusion that the Commissioner properly exercised his broad discretion to resolve an intramural controversy between the League and a player," Parker wrote.
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Neoconservatives persuaded Bush 85033 to invade the Middle East to settle an intramural dispute between two loathsome regimes, a distraction from important domestic challenges that cost him a second term.
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Yacob and I are now intramural basketball teammates in Manhattan, so I was especially excited to team up with him off the court for his New York Times Crossword debut!
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If nothing else, this particular version of the Knicks is upholding the franchise's tradition of absurd, intramural sabotage that seamlessly complements all the losing that takes place on the court.
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So, even if picking up a sport is the absolute last thing you want to do, you may want to reconsider not joining your neighborhood's boozy intramural league after all.
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Other than providing a short burst of mania that can sometimes be useful on long drives or during games of intramural soccer, they seem to do more harm than good.
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The internship typically required working eight hours per week, unpaid, in an area of the student's choice within the school's athletic department, such as marketing, the ticket office, or intramural sports.
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Between Robert Mueller's investigation and the Democrats taking back the House, the Washington media hasn't given the intramural politics of the Republican Senate and the impact of Mitt Romney much airplay.
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Trump needs to ensure an intramural South Korea struggle over the country's foundation myth doesn't derail the opportunity to reduce the tension in North Asia and the targeting of North America.
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In the main, however, what I sense is a real hunger for change among Democrats who, whatever intramural sparring about this issue, will come out in large numbers in the fall.
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In his high school yearbook, he made a reference to "100 Kegs or Bust," and in college, his interests included the annual Tang competition, an elaborate intramural beer-drinking relay race.
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"This has been a longstanding intramural debate," said David Axelrod, the Democratic media and message strategist, who served as a top campaign and White House aide to former President Barack Obama.
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Study author Lisa Horowitz, Ph.D., M.P.H., and a clinical scientist in the NIMH Intramural Research Program, noted that youth might be particularly sensitive to the way suicide is shown in popular culture.
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And it's easy for a dialogue on racism to swiftly descend into intramural sniping between liberals and leftists and NeverTrumpers about exactly who objected to what when and in the right ways.
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"I was going to play intramural basketball, enjoy my last year in school, and then, in the second week of school, the attacks happened, and that changed my orientation," he told me.
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"NIH is currently assessing if there are other NIH intramural research projects that require procurement of new fetal tissue to determine appropriate next steps to prevent interruption of research," the statement adds.
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One new take insists that we misunderstand the Revolution if we make what was an intramural and fratricidal battle of ideas in the English-speaking Empire look like a modern colonial rebellion.
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Elizabeth Warren told a packed town hall Sunday that her party has grown more unified since President Donald Trump's inauguration, despite the recent eruption of intramural fights over the 2016 presidential election.
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But for Democrats who have bet so much on resisting and trying to weaken President Trump at every turn, they couldn't help but benefit from this intramural immigration backlash against the president.
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"Our review of the record yields the firm conclusion that the Commissioner properly exercised his broad discretion to resolve an intramural controversy between the League and a player," Parker wrote in his decision.
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Of course, having Romney as a candidate to run the State Department will draw comparisons to President Barack Obama's decision to hand his intramural political rival the same job after his 2008 election.
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Aware of the city's shortage of track facilities for the young, and particularly concerned about limited girls' participation in intramural and interscholastic sports activities, Mr. Thompson followed his aunt's advice to become involved.
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Even if you don't buddy up with your classmates, you can still make friends in intramural soccer, bond over late nights at the college newspaper or by volunteering through a fraternity or sorority.
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Our freshman floor was more athletic than most: We had a rower, two swimmers, a hockey player, two runners, a lacrosse player, a baseball player, a soccer player and a few intramural sports stars.
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Clemson superstar QB Trevor Lawrence says he never should've put his hands on a student in an intramural hoops scuffle last month ... saying he now understands what it's like to be in the spotlight.
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There are no men's teams or women's teams — at least not officially — and that means amateur competitions, intramural clubs, and official university programs don't have to define themselves along the gender lines of other sports.
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During an intramural football game at Fort Benning, Georgia, the Army band honored their interfaith efforts by forming a giant Star of David and playing "Ein Keloheinu," an ancient Jewish prayer about the uniqueness of God.
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The low point, undoubtedly, came when the basketball team was forced out of its home arena and relegated to practice in a third-rate intramural building because of a Bon Jovi concert rehearsal and a career fair.
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Odell Beckham got all sorts of love at UCLA on Thursday after an intense summer workout on the Bruins' intramural fields ... but ya gotta watch the exit, when the NFL star hops fence like a ninja warrior.
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"Suicide is a problem worldwide, and it's so hard to knock these rates down," said Lisa M. Horowitz, a staff scientist in the National Institute of Mental Health's Intramural Research Program, and an author of the paper.
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The court dismisses such conflicts as an "intramural disagreement" and declares that, if it ruled otherwise in this dispute, it would put itself on a slippery slope of constant conflict between the other two branches of government.
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That means no matter how Democratic resolve the intramural scrap for the nomination — between liberals pushing structural change and moderates seeking more incremental tweaks — their nominee will seek to keep these issues front and center against Trump.
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Hellickson said all of his "administrators recognized it was an issue for me," per NBC News, and that he had "a lot of conversations" with Fred Beekman, the schools former intramural sports and recreation director, about the abuse.
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The company I work for does a lot of "fun" things for its employees — weekly meals, sponsoring intramural sports teams for its employees — yet does not actively support its workers with offering a comparable, and sustainable, living wage.
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Renee's comment that she didn't let Stan attend her intramural softball games encouraged suspicions about the possibility that she's keeping secrets, although it appeared that he had been to at least one game and misbehaved, earning the ban.
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The immediate goal for the U.S. troops in Iraq is to avoid being drawn into the intramural scrap while trying to destroy the remaining Islamic States forces, while American diplomats highlight the limits of American support for Kurdish independence.
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Although he was not a varsity athlete — he was on the junior varsity basketball team and played intramural football, softball and basketball — Judge Kavanaugh hung out with rowdy jocks, many of them members of his fraternity, Delta Kappa Epsilon.
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In the United States alone, there are about 8 million high school students participating in sports, almost a half a million students in the National Collegiate Athletics Association, and many more play organized sports in club or intramural leagues.
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There was the time during the 2011 N.B.A. lockout when Durant, after connecting on Twitter with an Oklahoma State graduate student named George Overbey, drove an hour to Stillwater to play in an intramural flag football game for Overbey's fraternity team.
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"When HHS began its audit in September, NIH put a pause in place for procuring new human fetal tissue within its intramural program (research conducted by NIH investigators) until the conclusion of the audit," the National Institutes of Health statement says.
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"Synthetic cannabinoid misuse is occurring nationwide, and worldwide, since the substances are trafficked by internet vendors with global reach," says Mike Baumann, chief of the Designer Drug Research Unit at the Baltimore-based National Institute on Drug Abuse Intramural Research Program.
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But interviews with several of Mr. Usovsky's collaborators, and the contents of his hacked computer, suggest that it was at times a more shambolic affair, hampered by money squabbles, intramural rivalries and absurdly distorted views of how politics works outside Russia.
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Ms. Collins had a gift for illuminating what the critic Albert Murray called the "black intramural class struggle," and two or three of her stories are so sensitive and sharp and political and sexy I suspect they will be widely anthologized.
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Distinguished from the get-go by its topnotch cast, "The Looming Tower" includes episodes directed by documentarian Alex Gibney, which perhaps helps explain the raw, verite style that it brings to tackling the intramural squabbling between Clinton-era intelligence agencies.
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The bigger hurdles for the president go well beyond the intramural squabbles in Washington, D.C. When it comes to tax reform, or even the simple idea of tax cuts, America is not as unified as it has been in the past.
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"In theory, we like to think it would help because women could change their diet and lifestyle," said Stephanie Hinkle, a staff scientist in division of intramural population health research at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
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But in many other Senate and House races where Republican incumbents who are viewed as establishment candidates could face intramural challenges from the right, it seems much more likely that the prevailing Republican would ultimately hold onto the seat in the general election.
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I think that the conduct of the profession should be as bottomless as its subject matter: If we are going to have professional, intramural discussions about the ethics of the profession, we should do so philosophically and not by petitioning one another.
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I think that the conduct of the profession should be as bottomless as its subject matter: If we are going to have professional, intramural discussions about the ethics of the profession, we should do so philosophically and not by petitioning one another.
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David Ignatius, a long-time Washington Post columnist with extensive sources in the intelligence community, has written an in-depth survey of contemporary Saudi politics that places is the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the context of an intramural war among the Saudi elite.
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"How many guys who work at a white shoe law firm had dads who had a union job?" asked C. Teo Balbach, 50, the chief executive of a software firm who grew up in Buffalo, and played intramural rugby at Harvard with Mr. Wofford.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT The mockery got intramural in September, when "The Late Late Show" host James Corden, best known for his star-studded "Carpool Karaoke" and "Crosswalk the Musical" segments, criticized Bill Maher for his comments about fat shaming on "Real Time with Bill Maher.
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The mayor-elect attend the University of Michigan, where she graduated with honors, and earned a full scholarship to the University of Chicago Law School, where she served as the president of the Law Students Association and was the quarterback of the law school's intramural women's football team.
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The moderates didn't help themselves with intramural squabbles about Klobuchar forgetting the name of Mexico's president (though I found myself wishing the senator could have explained to Mayor Pete that she had merely experienced a senior moment — something that will happen to him, too, when he finally grows up).
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Such an esteemed committee might bring together an ad hoc intramural party movement to operate within the existing Republican Party sphere — potentially to save the Republican Party from oblivion in the hands of a renegade — much as one changed the course of history in the Iraq Study Group.
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The Republicans who dominate the right-leaning magazines, journals and political groups can live with Mr. Cruz, believing that his nomination would leave the party divided, but manageably so, extending a longstanding intramural debate over pragmatism versus purity that has been waged since the days of Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller.
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In the five years since the Harry Potter film series ended in 2011, its popularity has endured, if not grown: The films play in perpetuity on cable, kids dress up as the characters on Halloween, Quidditch has become a niche intramural sport on college campuses, and worldwide fan conventions take place annually.
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For all the noise, demonstrations, walkouts and silent protests, the divisions on display here as Democrats nominated Hillary Clinton for president do not appear to present a major threat to her candidacy, paling in contrast to intramural battles that have doomed nominees in the past and that threaten Donald J. Trump today.
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He is the son of Doreen M. Giglio of Ocean Township, N.J., and James V. Giglio of Neptune, N.J. The groom's father retired as a park ranger at Hartshorne Woods Park in Atlantic Highlands, N.J. The couple met in 2012, when both joined an intramural volleyball team, the Volley Llamas, in New York.
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When one of Gibbons's predecessors as chairman tried to apply for inclusion in Guinness World Records, he discovered that because both teams in the world's smallest league are registered with England's Football Association as part of the St. Mary's Football Club — to keep costs down — their games are formally considered intramural affairs.
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Intramural scholarly debates, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's comments, and sovereign debt lawsuits do not often overlap.
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But what looked at first like a matchup of intramural athletes against a varsity star shifted sharply weeks ago into a competitive showdown between Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Gantz, who enticed two of his predecessors and a popular centrist politician, Yair Lapid, into a flag-waving, security-minded party aimed at Israel's moderate middle.
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By the end of 2012, Putin was back as the president for a third term; dozens of opposition activists were in prison; the protests had curdled into an impotent intramural squabble; my job, meanwhile, turned out to involve an endless string of lunches and launches that seemed increasingly obscene as the Third Rome burned around me.
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My son's doctor at MSK routinely consults with one of the world's few specialists in his disease, a distinguished principal investigator at the NIH's Intramural Research Program, who is often able to guide his treatment based on research that has not yet been completed and published, and whose research in turn evolves based on information about my son's case.
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Although the Democratic contenders were not the ones responsible for managing the election, those who were heavily staking their presidential aspirations on doing well in Iowa will invariably be caught up in the drama of an intramural party election that went off the rails and will be the ones most hurt by the delay in results.
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Gerth: I'm not sure what word goes there, but what this and how it plays out tells me is that the GOP is settling into being the party of power in Kentucky because they are acting like the old Democratic Party did here while they were in power for so many years -- sexual harassment in the state legislature and intramural infighting in the GOP.
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In addition to his son Dr. Steven M. Holland, who is director of the Division of Intramural Research of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Holland is survived by four other children from his marriage in 1956 to the former Jimmie Coker, Mary, Sally, Peter and David Holland; a daughter, Diane Louise Holland, from his first marriage, to Lucille Rahe, which ended in divorce; and nine grandchildren.
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Sometimes this involves campus clubs or activism, or intramural football games that are thinly veiled occasions to beat up people you don't like, or all-night marathons of terrible progressive rock with your dorm buddies, or blowing off doing responsible things to get wasted in the student bar at 1 in the afternoon on a Tuesday before retiring to a dingy student basement to smoke a lot of weed and watch Kenny vs Spenny.
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