Word: runner
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...mile relay, an official pulled Jackie Ball off the track and away from receiving the baton because he miscounted the laps of the incoming runner, Co-Captain Elizabeth Ross. The official apparently thought Ross had one more lap to go when, in fact, she was finished...
YearChampion Runner-up 1953 Harvard Boston University 1954 Boston College Harvard 1955 Harvard Boston College 1956 Boston College Harvard 1957 Boston College Boston University 1958 Boston University Northeastern 1959 Boston College Boston University 1960 Harvard Boston University 1961 Boston College Harvard 1962 Harvard Boston University 1963 Boston College Harvard 1964 Boston College Boston University 1965 Boston College Boston University 1966 Boston University Harvard 1967 Boston University Northeastern 1968 Boston University Harvard 1969 Harvard Boston University 1970 Boston University Boston College 1971 Boston University Harvard 1972 Boston University Harvard 1973 Boston University Boston College 1974 Harvard Boston University 1975 Boston University
...Voyager Co. in Santa Monica, Calif., turns out the most formidable disc library. Its version of Orson Welles' masterpiece The Magnificent Ambersons contains, among other items, the entire shooting script, a full set of storyboards, and stills of crucial scenes deleted by the studio. The Criterion edition of Blade Runner has a lavish set of designs by "visual futurist" Syd Mead; the disc of 2001 was personally . overseen by Stanley Kubrick and includes almost a thousand pages of essays and production memos. "We're a significant part of an as yet insignificant business," says Voyager co-founder Robert Stein...
Since 1984, Harvard has won four out of the last five Ivy titles, and the last two. Princeton was runner-up to the Crimson three of those four times...
...Runner-up: "In Harvard locker room parlance, `defense' usually refers to U.S. capabilities vis-a-vis NATO, `formations' often are those of molecules and `Big Red' is the people's Republic of China. But we try to keep familiar with all the definitions to keep the coaches happy." -- Harvard defensive tackle Jim Bell discussing the football team's plays...