Word: coxes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Eastern and Western Sprint champions was billed as the first real race for the national heavyweight title. Although many critics doubted whether Harvard could hold its own against the Huskies, stroke Al Shealy, Steve Row, captain Dave Fellows, Rick Cashin, Ed Woodhouse, Tiff Wood, Blair Brooks, Ollie Scholle, and cox Dave Weinberg had little trouble in proving their claim as the best...
...Eastern Sprint titles. Although both boats failed to capture national titles and the right to represent the United States at Lucerne for the world championship, they were defeated by boats made up of the best from several colleges and boat clubs. Both the eight--which last year consisted of cox Nancy Hadley, Allison Hill, Connie Cervilla, Wiki Royden, Judith Ames, Alison Hall, Jenny Getsinger, Marie Adams, and Katie Moss--and the four--Barbara Norris, Anne Robinson, Sarah Kuhn, Robin Lothrop, and cox Amy Sachs--should be strong again this year...
...varsity lightweight eight of stroke Ned Reynolds, Todd Howard, Leif Soderberg, Mac Heller, Peter Huntsman, Bob Leahey, Paul McKenna, John Kiger, and cox Chris Ross journeyed to England to compete in the Thames Cup competition at the Henley Regatta. The lights squeezed through their preliminary rounds, but lost in the finals...
...Charles D. Cox, at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, this seemed paradoxical because spirochetes infecting humans or animals flourish in oxygen-rich blood and cells. With Technician Miriam K. Barber he began experimenting with a virulent strain of syphilis bacteria grown in rabbits. Using a recently developed, extremely sensitive technique for measuring oxygen concentrations, the two investigators found that the spirochetes, far from being anaerobic, consume oxygen in their metabolism. In the journal Infection and Immunity they suggest the "strong possibility" that oxygen is necessary for the reproduction and growth of the organisms. As to why they...
...Cox has no illusions that his finding will lead to the immediate conquest of syphilis. He must find out just what nutrients and how much oxygen the spirochetes need. Then will come the task of getting them to multiply in the test tube. Only after that will it be possible to work on preparing a vaccine...