Word: depth
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Yardling John Ogden took first in the three-mile freshman race, as the Crimson downed Cornell, 19 to 44. Arnold Carey of Cornell came in second, but Yardling runners took third through eight. An indication of encouraging depth was the fact that the eighth-place Yardling was less than a minute behind Ogden...
...placid truisms today: that a pastor can be a sanctimonious fraud; that mothers sometimes love their sons not wisely but too well; that in Paris, artists and models sometimes live together unwed. What is far from dated is Ibsen's meticulous craftsmanship, his gift for probing character in depth, his passion for a morality that is more than a residue of conventions. The unexamined life, as Ibsen saw it, was an immoral life...
...praise for the Big Red. End coach Paul McKee, for example, called them "absolutely terrific." When asked about the personnel of the Big Red, he merely pointed out that halfback Pat Pennucci, the team's leading ground-gainer and pass receiver last year, is now playing third string. Depth is so strong that Cornell was able to use three teams in its victory against Colgate...
Ford, with three first places and three seconds, was high-point skipper of the regatta. Both Lehmann and Horn, skippering for the first time in intercollegiate competition, provided needed depth and were largely responsible for the Crimson upset...
...Halaby, who will lead the first team, and sophomore Mike Bassett, who will call the signals for the second unit. It is no secret, Yovicsin admitted yesterday, that Harvard will depend greatly upon its second unit to take advantage of the Engineer's greatest problem. (Last week lack of depth hurt Lehigh in its 14-6 loss to Delaware...