Word: accomplishing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...early season co-favorite for the Ivy title while Harvard Cup posedly rebuilding its team was given only an outside shot at the championship. They finished however in a tie with Brown for third place with a 82 mark. In beating the Bruins in Providence 41 Cornell did accomplish something that Harvard was unable to do in its two meetings with Brown -- a convincing victory...
...Camp David to be asked by the President about their personal plans and their intentions for their departments. All faced a Dec. 15 deadline for presenting written evaluations of how their divisions, including small units rarely studied in searching detail before, were performing, and what each hoped to accomplish during the next four years...
...field today representing as seldom before a united University spirit too deep to find adequate expression. The college has made up its mind that the string of past defeats shall not be added to while there is anything left that skill and muscle, and, above all, determination can accomplish. The whole machinery of college life pauses today to hang upon the result of this game, and start up with infinitely increased vitality if stimulated to victory. Harvard's defeats have by their very frequency brought in late years a string of humiliation, but they are not inevitable misfortunes decreed...
...that women will not be afraid to go to their doctors for diagnosis when they have unusual symptoms." Doctors reported that they had removed all malignancy, and Shirley declared: "I am grateful to God, my family and my doctors for the successful outcome, because I have much more to accomplish before I am through...
...Wish. To accomplish that, according to reports in the Japanese press, Tanaka would offer to grant All Nippon one of its long-cherished wishes: overseas routes within Asia. Officials of major Japanese trading houses, who represented the three competing U.S. companies in the negotiations, say that Lockheed was definitely given special consideration by the Japanese. Of All Nippon's decision to buy TriStar, Toru Fukinishi, deputy general manager of the country's international carrier, Japan Air Lines, said: "I was somewhat amazed at this choice." JAL itself last week bought four short-range versions of Boeing...