Word: startingly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...male finals clubs are a "tradition at Harvard that probably won't change." C. Arthur Anton '81, president of the Spee Club, said last week. "Why can't women start their own clubs?" he added...
Seventy-five Harvard students are started to compete in the ten-kilometer event, which will start in front of the Harvard Motor Inn and proceed around the perimeter of Cambridge, Jim O'Brian, Harvard Provision Company owner and co-race organizer, said yesterday...
...Lenz started out playing football at Providence's Classical High School in the only state in the nation where the hammer throw is a high school event. Eventually his coach, one of the country's few high school hammer coaches, introduced him to throwing. "He influenced a lot of people to start throwing things," Lenz recalls with a smile...
...SHOW NEEDS a hook. It doesn't have to grab the audience immediately, but somewhere along the way, a clear idea must take shape. Once an audience becomes hooked, the show can start to move, and the spectators will stay with it until the final curtain, when it releases them. If a show has no clear idea backing it, the cast and crew end up carrying a dead weight. Sometimes a highly talented group of performers and techs manages to breathe life into a show that can't stand on its own feet. More often, as in After Hours...
Despite the mobs of customers trying to buy the $69.99 tickets, World's splash promotion was off to a bumpy start last week. Many of the first flights into the air were only half-full because ticket offices had been so overwhelmed by the rush of customers and the company's malfunctioning computer reservation system showed that the planes were full. The colorful and controversial gambler in the air has spun the wheel again; passengers will decide if he comes up a winner...