Word: basketfuls
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...most notable member of this latter category is Robert Dawson '64. Three of Dawson's poems appear in the magazine; they must have been retrieved from his waste basket by some copy hungry Lion Rampant editor. The poet seems to lack any rudimentary "feel" for the music of poetry, and much of his imagery is contrived and almost meaningless. For example...
...corpse in the basket...
...reality is different. If mother-to-be looks particularly rosy, chances are that the cause is not inner radiance but an in creased metabolic rate. If she has fallen for that bassinet smothered with well-starched frills, she would do well to have a plain old basket standing by should it ever become necessary for the child actually to go to sleep. And if, throughout the nine months of her pregnancy, the mother-to-be remains as slim and svelte as she appears in the magazines, then it is possible that what she is expecting is a paycheck rather than...
...deadliest outside shots in basketball-a delicate, left-handed jump shot that is accurate from anywhere within 25 ft. of the rim. Barnett's preliminary motion looks awkward: he lurches jerkily into the air and kicks both feet backward. But then he flips the ball toward the basket so lightly that the actual act of shooting is an anticlimax. "It's like a knuckle ball," says Laker General Manager Lou Mohs. "Sometimes it looks as though it's off to one side-but then it starts searching for the net. Style? Barnett doesn't have...
...lead again with three minutes left, Scully again pushed the Crimson back into the lead, this time to stay, with two foul shots. The varsity held onto its one-point lead for two minutes and then in the final minute of play, Strand scored two, Inman hit another basket, and with ten seconds left, Inman iced it with a final marker...