Word: bowe
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...should be spending $2 billion a year on research into the alternatives, not $600 million," says Energy Consultant Freeman. "We're going into the future with only one arrow for our bow, the breeder. If it doesn't work out, we'll face a real crisis." Actually, the utilities have already proposed various surcharges that would raise some $400 million a year entirely for future research...
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Sutton made a fantastic comeback this spring from a severe back injury that sidelined him for the 1971 season, winning a first-boat position in the Heavyweight varsity boat. Sutton rowed bow for Harry Parker's varsity eight that went undefeated during the regular season...
...none of them bigger than a sheet of typing paper, in which objects are set and, as it were, embalmed. The gel has the disconcerting resiliency of flesh-it feels vulnerable and intimate-while its contents, which may be any thing from a cut-out decal of a rain bow trout to a diminutive plastic air plane, exhale a delicate poetry of sur realist juxtaposition; their like has not been seen in America since Joseph Cornell's boxes. Memory and touch, a poignant archaeology of the self: at its best, Paris' work is pure magic...
Coxing the victorious Radcliffe team was Laurie Green. Charlotte Crane rowed the eighth position, Martha McDaniel rowed number seven, Dorothy Horns rowed sixth, Julie Meck fifth, Sarah Wood fourth, Cathy Barbash third, Judy Levine second, and Debby Weil rowed the bow position...