Word: broad
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Robinson in the 440 and Jim smith in the mile should get most of their competition from teammates. John bakkensen, Bill , and John Micketts should sweep the discus for Harvard: and Aggrey A wori, Harvey Thomas, and Pardee--If he competes-may well do the same in the broad jump...
...necessary to maintain the U.S. as world leader in basic research and its economic, cultural, and military applications. Although the essayists often vary in their conclusions, in general, the report calls for two different forms of action. First, it suggests additional staff and statistical analyses and second, it outlines broad decisions which would change the government's organization of science...
...other Crimson victories came in the broad jump, the 440, the two-mile, and the relays. Awori captured the jump with a mediocre 21 ft., 6 in., and Robinson registered a more 'impressive victory in the 440 with a 0:49.1 clocking...
...touch two oceans and twelve seas, the Soviet Union is practically a landlocked nation. It has too few ports, and those are too far from major population centers and too often on icebound waters. Peter the Great began building a network of canals to link the country's broad rivers, but so much of the network became obsolete that 80% of all the Soviet Union's freight is now carried by rail. The absence of suitable waterways has for centuries hampered Russia's struggle to increase its world trade...
...warm April wind played softly through the sandy hair of Biff Bundie, as he walked briskly under the bridge connecting Houghton and Widener libraries on the first day of his new assignment as University undercover agent. A broad smile played brightly across his face, and he was whistling, for everything seemed as sunny...