Word: bigger
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Collins himself is bigger than ever before. On the field in Saturday's scrimmage against Brown he looks almost dominating. It is strange to see a man who looked so small on the basketball court loom so large on the gridiron...
Harvard's time-honored philosophy has been one of "every tub on its own bottom," an operating principle which stresses decentralization in fundraising efforts. The University's bigger and more prestigious faculties--the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and the Business School--have traditionally benefitted from these individual drives, drawing on extensive alumni networks to yield large donations...
Collins himself is bigger than ever before. On the field in Saturday's scrimmage against Brown he looks almost dominating. It is strange to see a man who looked so small on the basketball court loom so large on the gridiron...
Harvard's time-honored philosophy has been one of "every tub on its own bottom," an operating principle which stresses decentralization in fundraising efforts. The University's bigger and more prestigious faculties--the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and the Business School--have traditionally benefitted from these individual drives, drawing on extensive alumni networks to yield large donations...
...more than a free pair of swim trunks, dinner in a local restaurant and perhaps a date with the winner of the accompanying bikini contest. But in 1983 a group of players who believed in the game's potential formed the Association of Volleyball Professionals to fight for bigger purses and better promotions. The group, which numbers 250 members, went on strike during the 1984 World Championships in California's Hermosa Beach to protest conditions. Since then, A.V.P. organizer Leonard Armato, a former player and an attorney with a Los Angeles law firm that represents such athletes as Kareem Abdul...