Word: depth
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Crimson victory hinges largely on the performance of the runners below the big three of Hewlett, Meehan and William "Buffalo Bill" Crain. These three can all be expected to finish near the top, but both Brown and Cornell have a great deal of depth that must be countered by strong performances by other Crimson runners...
Through the years, Correspondent Balfour has reported on every phase of Wilson's career as he switched from Liberal to Labor and rose to party leadership. Her detailed knowledge of the general British political situation, gained in 20 years of reporting, gave extraordinary depth to her report for the cover story. Using her report, as well as files from the whole London staff, Associate Editor Michael Demarest, who got his education in England (Rugby, Oxford) and spent more than three years as a correspondent in the London Bureau, wrote a definitive study of the British political situation...
Coach Lamar plans to use as many boys as possible, hoping to get at least 40 into the game, since all assignment, are extremely tentative affairs at the moment. The squad should be able to develop fairly good depth as over 70 freshmen are out for the squad and 50 to 55 will dress for the game...
What is surprising about Goldwater's campaign is not the crowds (he has received great attention in the press and on radio and television) but the intensity of their response, for as a speaker he is articulate and sincere but hardly eloquent or dramatic. The depth of his supporters' conviction is Goldwater's greatest strength as a candidate. They are people who will work for him, as well as vote for him; their allegiance is proven by their threat to bolt the party, if he is not nominated...
...should get his first stiff test of the season when the Harvard runners face Cornell and Brown this Friday in a triangular meet. The highlight of the race should be the duel between Howlett and Machooka, but a Brown team that has the greater depth than Harvard or Cornell might well win the overall race...