Word: depths
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Although the Big Green's depth was too much for Harvard, the strategy did pay off at the start of the race--and by the end, Harvard runners were grouped much closer together than they had been in previous outings...
...perhaps its most overrated area. Fullback Robert Santiago is the best in the league in the open field, but has rarely seen daylight this season. Rufus Jones will sit out today's game with an injury. Joe Pusateri, Terry Denson and George Sorbara give the back field some depth. * RUNNING BACKS: Hard-nosed tailback Ernie Torain has averaged over 70 yards per game, but only 3-1/2 yards per carry. He may have problems against an aggressive Crimson line. Fullback Rob Brown is injured, and his replacement, senior Tom Stephens, is untested. Yukica wants...
Harvard owes its depth in large part to decades of donations and dedication to the arts. The many patrons of the arts converging on Cambridge for the opening of the Sackler Museum reflect the University art collections' broad base of support...
...fish in the river contained high levels of such known or suspected carcinogens as PBB, PCB and DDT. Working with EPA, the company in 1982 agreed to spend $38.5 million to clean up the area. At the golf course, all soil was removed to a depth of 3 ft. below any signs of contamination. That involved hauling 68,204 cu. yds. of dirt away. Fully l.25 million gal. of contaminated groundwater were pumped into a 3,400-ft. well lined with two cement walls. EPA considers the golf course cleaned up, as indeed it seems to be. In one sense...
...came up with 93 yards on 19 carries last week against Lafayette. Cornell will run twice as much as it will pass, and has shown some surprising speed in this area. If the hosts have a shot today, Tagliaferri will have to produce. Main problem here is lack of depth and lack of experience. RECEIVERS: Lamont Greer gets the starting nod for the first time today, replacing senior Chuck Shirey. There is plenty of speed here, but abilities are questionable. Crimson wide receivers have caught just two passes this year, and a Harvard split end hasn't caught a touchdown...