Word: regularity
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Howard, the captain of the regular track team, was running in the second cross-country race of his life. His first was a fifth in last Tuesday's meet against Boston University and Providence College...
...Crimson triumph ended a skein of 11 regular-season victories by the Ephmen, and avenged a 0-0 tie in Cambridge last fall that kept Harvard out of the NCAA tournament. The Crimson now must be considered a strong contender for both the Ivy League and New England League titles...
...himself of every situation. Many politicians and field workers accuse him of ruthlessness. and in his single-mindedness he often conveys that impression. In New York, at the campaign's outset, he made no friends with a tough speech to the reform Democrats who were warring with the regular organization: "Gentlemen, I don't give a damn if the state and county organizations survive after November, and I don't give a damn if you survive. I want to elect John F. Kennedy." Many of his listeners were offended, but Bobby achieved his purpose, and the feuding...
Girls interested in regular "Radcliffe parietal hours" should submit their suggestions to the Student Government Association for discussion, Dean Brown noted, adding that at present few students appear to desire such a change in the rules...
...partners are displeased by De Gaulle's cold assertion that their hope of ultimately converting the Common Market into a true European political union is so much supranational moonshine. De Gaulle's alternative is a confederation of sovereign states whose premiers would hammer out common policy at regular meetings. "A Europe of fatherlands" is the way he sees it. To nearly all the advocates of European unity, this simply seemed a discouraging step backward toward the old-fashioned ententes and alliances of the past...