Word: burrs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Dartmouth extended its lead to 5-2 in the second stanza, before Harvard middle Bobby Burr knocked in his fifth goal of the season at the 12:40 mark to narrow the margin...
Crimson middle Bobby Burr picked up a loose ball that the defense had knocked away and carried it over the midfield line. Burr then launched an arching lead pass to middle Vic Kazanjian, who made a reaching catch without breaking stride. Kazanjian raced toward the Wild at net, but dumped the ball off to a railing Forbush, and before UNH goalie E I Schwab could properly introduce himself, the ball was in the net behind...
...battery acid, the $5.9-million extension of the Fogg Art Museum--plans for which were unveiled this week--will contain galleries and offices for the Fogg's departments of Ancient, Oriental, and Near Eastern art. The brick structure, to be built on the site now occupied by Allston Burr Hall, will also house a 300-seat lecture hall in its basement. "It's incredibly dense--sometimes while working on it, I've had the feeling it's going to sink into the ground." James Stirling, the building's architect, said this week...
...NOTEBOOK: Harvard collected 56 ground balls to Boston College's 40, so it wasn't like the Crimson wasn't working hard...Davis separated his shoulder in the first half but continued to play and scored both his goals after the injury...Bobby Burr and Bruce Ernst scored the other Harvard goals...The Crimson's next game is on Sunday against Penn in New Canaan, Conn...
...does he do his homework, but he can make old facts look like contemporary gossip. And he takes wicked pleasure in turning accepted notions about the past upside down. Julian (1964) strikes a blow for paganism and the Roman Emperor who tried to halt the spread of Christianity. Both Burr (1973) and 1876 (1976) portray the U.S. founding fathers and their successors in distinctly unheroic postures. Creation opens on a similarly iconoclastic note. Vidal's target this time is the Athens of Pericles, the cradle of Western democracy...