Word: fourthly
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...after last weekend's EIWA Tournament at Navy, four Crimson wrestlers will continue their special season at the NCAA Championships. Harvard placed fourth out of 13 teams in Annapolis, claiming seven top-six finishes in addition to the four NCAA berths...
Senior Kevin Kurtz (157 pounds) ended his collegiate career with a fourth-place finish. Kurtz cruised past Albert Pendleton of Princeton 8-0 before battling to a thrilling 4-3 victory over Chris Vitale of Lehigh. In the semis, Kurtz proved a formidable opponent to top wrestler Brett Matter, but was unable to pull out the win. Matter--w ho would go on to claim the championship as well as the Coaches Outstanding Wrestler Award--won the match...
...buildings of Chicago's South Side, Harold Washington Elementary is the picture of a frayed inner-city school. Eighty-five percent of the students live below the poverty level. And a security guard keeps students inside--and intruders out--once the morning bell rings. But enter El-Roy Estes' fourth-grade classroom and you'll see a model of order. As students wearing crisp blue-and-white uniforms file in, Estes studies a three-ring binder to find out what's on tap for this morning, Day 111 of the school year. He begins the class with grammar exercises...
...fishing around Bridgeport when the first English settlers arrived in the 1600s, but their numbers had dwindled by the late 1800s. Despite his setbacks, Quiet Hawk, a former social worker who now labors full time on his crusade, has persisted--and has persuaded the BIA to take an unusual fourth look at his group's appeal for recognition...
EXECUTED. BETTY LOU BEETS, 62, a.k.a. "the Black Widow," convicted of murdering her fifth husband and indicted but never tried for murdering her fourth husband; by lethal injection; in Huntsville, Texas. Beets, who claimed she was a victim of domestic abuse, was the fourth woman put to death in the U.S. since 1976, when the Supreme Court allowed executions to resume...