Word: broading
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...vote; Governor Roger Branigin, who adopted a favorite-son stance as Humphrey's not-so-secret ally, received 31%; McCarthy polled 27%. While Kennedy failed both to roll up a ma jority and to demolish McCarthy, the timing of his first-place finish and his surprisingly broad base of support gave the New Yorker's campaign a solid, if less than meteoric, boost...
Student-Faculty representation on the Overseers could hardly lead to substantial debate or lend the body's collective prestige to broad issues. It is conceivable that a large number of student and Faculty members of the Board could increase Overseer responsibility for Faculty appointments, but, except in the case of choosing a new President or new dean of a faculty, this practice would mean an unhealthy reversal of the University's decentralization process. In fact, the Faculty's powers (and indirectly, the students' influence) may be reduced by an active Board...
Banys rolled up 28 of Kirkland's 46.5 points with his two firsts and a host of other consolation points. He took second in both the broad jump and 120 yard hurdles, fourth in the 100, and ran the third leg of Kirkland's half mile relay team which placed third. STRAUS POINTS 1. Winthrop 1149 2. Leverett 1101 3. Quincy 1041 4. Lowell 1021 5. Eliot 1020 6. Kirkland 895 7. Dunster 849 8. Dudley 677 9. Adams...
Kirkland stayed in the running only because of Banys's 6' 4" leap in the high jump and his second in the broad jump. On Friday, Kirkland and Dudley shot out ahead of all the other Houses in the early dash events, so that it was a two team meet by the final half mile relay. Leverett nosed out Dudley to win the event in 1:37.6, but Kirkland took third to maintain the victory margin...
...Dublin, also of Dudley, won the broad jump in 22' 1/2" on Thursday and the 120 hurdles Friday in 14.9 seconds...