Word: junior
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...women, junior Megan Young set a personal best height when she cleared 5-ft., 6 1/2-in. in the high jump, topping her previous best by nearly four inches. In addition to Young's exploits, junior Meredith Rainey posted two first-place finishes to score 10 points for the Crimson, as she ran a 25.14 in the 200-meter and a 56.55 in the 400-meter...
...other action for the men, junior captain John Mees took first in the 500-meter, posting a time of 64.95. Senior Chris Woodward placed second in the 1000-meter with a 2:28.17 mark. Both times for Mees and Woodward qualify them for the IC4A...
Harvard fared extemely well in field events, as junior John Brzezinski and freshman William Doyle finished 1-2 in the 35-lb. shot put. Brzezinski posted a 54-ft. toss, while Doyle had a 52-ft., 6-in. throw...
...shot put, the Crimson also took first and second place, as sophomore Richard Hamilton posted a 45-ft., 2 1/2-in. mark, while junior teammate Joseph Zupanic added a 41-ft., 4-in. toss...
Even Franklin Roosevelt was posthumously excoriated for "giving away" Eastern Europe to Joseph Stalin at Yalta (rhymes with Malta). Harry Truman stood up to Stalin at Potsdam and hung tough over Iran, Berlin and Korea, but he still ended up being pilloried by a couple of junior Senators named Joseph McCarthy and Richard Nixon. It was Nixon who called Truman's Secretary of State the dean of the "cowardly college of Communist containment." Two decades later, the New Nixon's policy of detente ran into a buzz saw of bipartisan anti-Soviet opposition. When a Watergate-wounded Nixon went...