Word: byrds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...highlight of the day for the Crimson came when sophomore Shannon Byrd won the three-meter diving event with an NCAA qualifying score of 263.68. The Miami, Fla. native also placed third in the one-meter diving competition...
Junior Jennifer Goldberg reversed Byrd's efforts, winning that one-meter diving event with a score of 250.28 and placing third in the three-meter struggle...
Here the results: One-Meter Diving 1.Jennifer Goldberg, Harvard 443.30 2.Shannon Byrd, Harvard 404.75 3.Sue Bales, Boston College 400.40 Three-Meter Diving 1.Jennifer Goldberg, Harvard 463.40 2.Shannon Byrd, Harvard 451.50 3.Sue Bales, Boston College 438.85 200 Medley Relay 1.Boston University 1:51.33 2.Boston College 1:53.18 3.Harvard 1:56.96 500 Freestyle 1.Regina Reber, Boston University 5:06.04 2.Mary Kennedy, Boston College 5:08.30 3.Jeanne Floyd, Harvard 5:14.41 200 Individual Medley 1.Dee Dee Mayer, Boston University 2:14.86 2.Elaine Sang, Harvard 2:15.13 3.Marie Ciepiela, Harvard 2:15.83 100 Freestyle 1.Sue Kitchen Boston University 53:85 2.Mary Kennedy, Boston College...
...propects are, however, that such ambitious congressional efforts will produce little but loud wrangling; they cannot pass without Reagan's support. Says Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia: "The President is the one man who can get to the people and explain the need for what is required. He simply won't do that." Indeed, there is some talk in Congress of passing the bare minimum of legislation needed to keep the Government running, then adjourning before the political conventions. That way, lawmakers could spend most of the summer and fall trying to get themselves reelected...
...Among them: Democratic Presidential Candidate Ernest Hollings and Republican Senator Strom Thurmond, both of South Carolina (for fighting to keep Fort Jackson, near Columbia, open); Republican Senator Robert Dole of Kansas (for preventing the closing of a Housing and Urban Development Department office in Topeka); Senate Minority Leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia (for protecting a money-losing Amtrak route through his state); Democratic Presidential Contender John Glenn and his Ohio colleague Howard Metzenbaum (for stopping the transfer out of Cleveland of 19 attorneys from the Justice Department's antitrust division...