The passage recounts Woods' first trip to the Masters in 1995: He played 18 holes each day, then spent the evening studying for his Stanford history exam.
On the trip in 1995, Woods played golf during the day and studied history during the evening.
Woods had already graduated from college when he went to the Masters for the first time.
I do not understand how the market can be the enemy of liberty.
There are people performing outside.
A complete preliminary assessment may not be possible in short time frames.
An older couple is walking and holding hands.
The airplane was taking off.
Howard Kurtz is a media reporter of the Washington Post.