Word: competitors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Shanghai plant alone, there are 140 teams. So it was no surprise when last week's world table-tennis championships got under way in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, that the Red Chinese were head and shoulders above the players from 46 other nations. "With them," said a veteran European competitor, "table tennis is not a game...
Harvard now returns for three home matches this week. The Southern trip thought out several bright spots in the Crimson lineup. Tarre has developed into , steady competitor; Davis, now beginning to control his powerful attack, going to give people trouble...
...strength of Franquemont's performance, Pickett estimated that the Harvard sophomore stands seventh or eighth among the nation's 147-pounders. The only Ivy League competitor to place in the meet was Conrail's Geoff Stevens, sixth...
Chaffee has consistently placed among the top three runners in Eastern collegiate cross country races this season. He usually places second behind Steve Rikert of Williams and qualified as a special competitor in the Nationals by placing third in the Eastern meet...
Businessmen Below. So many seniors are eager to study longer that the corporation's toughest competitor for talent is the university itself. Nationally, 19% of all seniors go on to graduate school; the percentage is much higher in leading schools-47% at U.C.L.A., 66% at Brandeis, 67% at Harvard and Yale, and 86% at Amherst and Columbia. Graduate work lets students avoid the draft and put off the decision of what job to take. The longer students stay in school, the more likely they are to go into teaching or government instead of business...