Word: armond
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Caron OT 6-5 250 Sr. Norwell, MA 87 Peter Coke TE 6-3 227 Sr. Lansing, IL 97 Mike Chase DE 6-2 200 Sr. Cohenset, MA 4 Frank Cista CB 6-1 195 Se. Lyns, MA 96 Brent Clapacs DE 6-3 216 Jr. Encild, OH 6 Armond Colombo QB 5-9 165 Sr. Brechien, MA 30 Brian Cooke FB 6-2 202 Jr. Thayar, MA 17 Patrick Ceyne SE 6-3 183 Jr. Pittsburgh, PA 72 Ken Crotty OT 6-4 245 Sr. Charlestown, MA 29 Tim Crude SE 6-2 190 Sr. San Francisco...
...Dennis VecchiQB 2 Anthony DiCesare QB 3 Eric Fee QB 4 Frank Clota CB 5 Greg Keuvelas QB 6 Armond Colombo QB 7 Greg Gizal QB 8 Rob Steinberg PK-P 9 Brian White QB 10 Ron Kind QB 11 Jeffrey Howkins ADJ 12 Steven Anderson DE 13 John Black FS 14 Michael Dixon FS 15 Gerry Leone ADJ 16 Jimmy Villanueva PK-P 17 Patrick Ceyne SE 18 Caney Smith ADJ 19 Tim McGugan RB 20 Check Shirey SE 21 Tim Manges WB 22 John O'Brien SE 23 John Dulley CB 24 Lee Oldenburg CB 25 Steven Ernst...
...Huskies set the tone of the game shortly after the opening kickoff by giving up possession of the ball at their own 20-yard line. Steve Ernst ran the ball to a first down and goal, and Harvard's first of seven touchdowns was scored by starting quarterback Armond Colombo. Colombo was back in the game almost immediately, as the Harvard defense prevented Connecticut from rushing or passing...
Oklahoma had to clear another hurdle: the Hippocratic oath prohibits giving "deadly medicine." Last year the American Medical Association declared that a physician should not participate in executions. Dr. Armond Start, who supervises health care for Oklahoma's 5,000 inmates and was originally designated to insert the needle, took the same stance. That set off an acrimonious debate, highlighted by suggestions that Start resign. Finally the state concluded that the injections could be administered by non-doctors...
...vogue is not tied to any individual designer. Indeed, in some ways it represents a rebellion against duds that bear big-name labels. Says Armond Suacci, manager of Cable Car Clothiers in San Francisco: "Preppie people do not need designers because they already have taste in clothing." So far, the designer who has done most to popularize the look is Ralph Lauren, whose crested navy blazer costs $480; his silk pants sell...