Word: brandings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...serious, though, that the editors didn't spend a good deal of time socializing. Indeed, the next fall (when sophomore Roosevelt began his climb up the Crimson heirarchy with his election as secretary), the Crimson decided to move its office to the brand new Union. There were only two worries, FDR recalled later. "There was much fear expressed that the new quartrers would take away the esprit de corps which had grown up in the old Sanctum, and also that no punch-nights could be held in the Union. Both fears proved groundless...
...south; Wallace called troop infiltration to the south "the most critical factor in the war." The Vietnam era--the go-go '60s, when the computer embodied all that was sleek and modern about America--had an obsession with numbers, and Robert S. McNamara installed his B-School brand of systems analysis in the Pentagon. There, he and his elite corps tried to guide the war by the cold, hard, objective numbers...
State officials put livestock losses by Michigan farmers at $614,000 in 1980, a 50% increase over 1979. In the first six months of 1981 the toll was already at $571,310. To curb rustling, Fitzpatrick has introduced legislation that would require farmers to brand and register cattle as well as other livestock, making it easier to trace stolen animals. Meanwhile, some farmers have taken to patrolling their fields at night, armed with bright lights, shotguns and resolve...
During the third period, however, Harvard played a much more aggressive brand of hockey. Sue Newell scored first for Harvard at 4:47 of the third period on an assist by Jennifer White. Less than two minutes later, Ward converted on a Hurley pass to give Harvard its second tally...
...Hawks--no connection to the Chicago Black Hawks of the NHL--play a vastly different brand of hockey from that of the Crimson. "They place a greater emphasis on hitting, while we emphasize skating, and they couldn't skate with us," coach Kevin Hampe said...