Word: shellful
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...battle for the number two position, Cooper pulled his back in practice this week and may not be completely recovered by Saturday. At seat number three, Parker has been alternating individuals, using Lane on Monday and Mahoney yesterday. Today's performance will without a doubt determine the shell's lineup for Saturday...
...Crimson will be going after its seventh consecutive Stein Cup victory. Last year on the Raritan River at New Brunswick. N.J. Harvard beat the Bruins by five boat lengths and outdistanced Rutgers by seven. The junior varsity crew rowed to a three length victory but Brown upset the freshman shell by 11 seconds...
...summoned up for the narrator of Remembrance of Things Past his childhood world of Combray, Follies has its touchstone of memory. The interiorized past is brought to life by an outward object, one of those old, ornate Broadway theaters. Designer Boris Aaronson has made of it a poignantly dilapidated shell where the spectral applause of a thousand opening nights hangs palpably in the air. The showplace is in the demolition phase, as are the people who enter it: chorus girls back for "a first and last reunion...
...briefers could put a completely bright face on Lam Son 719's clouded conclusion. Only hours after the latest Washington assurances that all was continuing "according to plan," the South Vietnamese began streaming back-on foot, aboard armored columns repeatedly raked by enemy fire, and by helicopter from shell-scarred hilltop fire bases deep in Laos. The last group out, the 2,000-man 1st Marine Brigade, barely made it. After clinging to positions on fire bases Delta and Hotel until they could no longer hold off the waves of North Vietnamese attackers, the Marines abandoned their artillery...
...most likely candidates to break into the starting shell appear to be sophomores Andy Narva and Ephram King King's success so far has been somewhat of a surprise as he is a newcomer to Harvard rowing...