Word: sparkly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...ahead goal came from attackman Ed Hughes. Until Saturday Hughes was the spark in the Adelphi offense, but Harvard's Haywood Miller employed his usual defensive stick wizardry, forcing the often dominating Hughes to cut his act short against the Crimson...
Yale showed a spark of life in the longer distance events. Eli steeplechaser Mark Skehan braved the 80-degree heat and the water jumps to straggle in ahead of Harvard's Bruce Weber and Andy Regan, and his teammate Paul Erling put in a strong first-place performance in the endless 5000-meter...
Very few argue Cambridge shouldn't or can't encourage industrial development in the city. The form of those incentives and their effects may spark debate, but the need for new income and jobs will mute that controversy. "Idealistically, in ten to 15 years, what we will see is a very strong tax base with the neighborhoods intact," Vickery says...
...must do more. To insure Harvard's reputation in years to come--not to mention his own--Rosovsky must demonstrate a real concern for undergraduate education. He should apply the spark now, while the spotlight is still on Harvard, and initiate reform at both the upper and lower extremes of Harvard's educational bureaucracy. As long as the highest level, tenuring, de-emphasizes teaching, the tendency will be for aspiring graduate students and assistant professors to do the same...
...example, Miller asked, "Is conscience above the law?" then compared the refusal to pay taxes by military-spending opponents with illegal efforts to prevent school busing by busing foes. "That's confusing the issue," countered one young liberal. It is such disagreement that gives the show its spark. As Miller admonishes the audience before the cameras roll, "If Roger says some idiotic thing, I want Claire to yell...