Word: altmans
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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After the inspiring victory, Altman stressed Harvard's teamwork. "The big hits came out of the team work in the last three games," she noted...
...Altman added that as the match progressed, Harvard's women "started to gain confidence in themselves. It's important for the players to see that they can lose the first two games and still win. Most intelligent teams tend to be able to do that...
...Harvard coach Karyn Altman regrouped the spikers and a poised group strutted onto the court. Harvard subsequently overwhelmed Wheaton during the match's remaining three games...
...wind flung dirt into their weather-creased faces, some 50 solemn cotton farmers met near the town of Tulia (pop. 5,033) last week for a ritual as sorrowful as a wake. They were there to cast reluctant bids on the well-worn tools and machinery with which Dan Altman, 65, and his son Danny, 34, had scratched out an increasingly difficult living in a way they loved: farming 1,440 acres of irrigated land. The buyers were ambivalent. They were seeking bargains, but they hated to see the Altmansget hurt. And each feared that his own auction might...
Except for Dennis, who has been allowed to turn an interesting neurosis into unbearable monotony, the acting is polished. In her first time on Broadway, Cher proves herself a promising comedienne, but a still aspiring dramatic actress. Altman, however, has engineered the shifts between years with stunning incompetence, while Graczyk, the executive director of the Columbus Players Theater, has overloaded his 5 & Dime with enough junky symbolism to warrant an eviction notice. As each character is stripped of her life-sustaining illusion, it becomes obvious that though the setting is Texas, we are really in Ibsen's Norway. That...