Word: careers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Teammates Sheehan and Meyer weren't far behind, coming home in 27 minutes flat. John Murphy completed the straight, copping fourth with a time of 27:17. With his parents in town from Florida just to watch him perform. Thad McNulty obligingly ran the race of his college career, grabbing eight, but more importantly setting a quick pace that was the key to the Harvard whitewash...
...checkered career of first year Princeton football coach Frank Navarro has taken him from the shores of the Harlem Fiver in New York City to the banks of the Wabash in Indiana...
...served his coaching apprenticeship with the legendary Lou Little. He soloed as a head coach at Williams from 1963-1967. When the Ephmen went 7-0-1 in 1967, he was voted New England College Coach of the Year. Having returned to Columbia in 1968, Navarro's career reached its zenith in 1971 when the Lions went 6-3, only the third winning Columbia season since 1952. Navarro emerged as the messiah of Morningside Heights that year as the Lions won every one of their home games with Homeric heroics in the last seconds...
...Jennie Churchill was the most intelligent, vital woman of her day," Leslie said, "but what could she do but sparkle? If one follows her life as closely as I have, one can almost feel her fretting. She really longed to be a career women, but there were no careers for women then...
...niece, Clare Sheridan, who was Winston Churchill's only female cousin, was able to "battle out of the same world that held Jennie in its clutches." A sculptress and journalist who journeyed to Moscow and lived in the Kremlin during the Russian Revolution, Clare "was the first great romantic career women...