Word: back-to-back
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...Harvard loses, it will mark the first time in the Joe Restic era that the Crimson has suffered back-to-back losing campaigns against non-Ivy foes...
...suit, Coors employees included only 7 percent women, 6 percent Chicanos and three percent Blacks. Female and elderly workers have charged their employer harassment, discrimination, and attempts to drive them out of the company by giving them particularly strenuous tasks and schedules. Unfair demands included requiring them to work back-to-back shifts, graveyard shifts and in some instances 14 days...
Harvard equalled its longest win streak of the series with back-to-back wins in 1980 (24-13) and 1981 (23-14). The two teams haven't met since then...
...unless you take an interest in Harvard's affairs, Bok will not be a part of your daily life. Most likely he will be in California on a fundraiser, in Washington lobbying against President Reagan's student-aid cuts or in his plush Massachusetts Hall office dealing with back-to-back meetings...
Even before his implant surgery, Burcham had been experiencing kidney failure, a common complication of advanced heart disease. The stress of the back-to-back operations and the need for multiple transfusions aggravated the problem, and twice last week Burcham had to undergo dialysis. It was during the second treatment on Wednesday afternoon that a nurse, listening to Burcham's chest with a stethoscope, noticed that his breathing was labored in the left lung. X rays showed that a large amount of fluid had collected in his chest. Doctors later learned that the fluid was blood that...