Word: carolina
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...League poses some of the country's toughest competition, with Yale and Princeton leading the way. And the annual foray into the South during spring break borders on the masochistic: the Crimson endured consecutive 9-0 drubbings at North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Duke and Virginia last year...
Like most of the therapists that work for UHS, Walters is a long-time Harvard employee. A native Southerner who fears that he is becoming the consummate New Englander, Walter received his B.A. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and studied medicine around the corner at Duke University. After he was lured to Harvard in 1956, Walters moved up through the ranks to become assistant director of UHS and chief of psychiatry. When his division was fused with the psychological section in 1976--and the MHS was conceived--Walters was appointed chief of the new division...
...their picture taken with it. When the specimen is finally sliced open, Bright thinks it could feed 200 people. One other just dessert for the citizens of Hope, which calls itself "the Watermelon Capital of the World": Bright's belly buster surpassed the 197-pounder raised by North Carolina's Ed Weeks in 1975, which is listed in the 1979 Guinness Book of World Records...
Jesse Helms, Republican Senator from North Carolina, on the SALT II treaty: "Ask the average fellow about MIRVs, and he says, 'Oh yeah, the TV show host...
...still rising, freight rates will force merchants to find a cheaper way to haul goods. "Some day," says Ackerman, "there may not be any more fuel-driven trucks or motor ships at any price. But wind is plentiful." Cargo sailboats used to make the run from Maine to South Carolina in as little as a week's time. But there is always tacking against the wind. All together, Ackerman hopes to average 100 miles...