Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard's second five players, who Barnaby thinks may be the key to the team's success, matched the top four with their shutout performance. Barnaby has been working hard to develop a "second five pride," and against Amherst his players may have found...
...letter led to several meetings between the city and the two institutions to discuss ways of meeting Cambridge's snowballing needs. Three alternatives emerged. The city could raise the tax rate; it could develop more effective ways of using federal programs; or it could devise some scheme to enable various groups to exploit development opportunities -- a suggestion which had the added attractiveness of increasing the city's tax base. The decision was not very difficult. Raising taxes was politically unwise, and probably the weakest solution in any case. Alternatives two and three remained...
Edlestein has also developed a highly original cutting style: in most of the important sequences, he tends to cut between shots which are related in sense and overall composition, but which do not develop directly out of each other with conventional, fluid continuity. He will frequently interrupt a functional cut with a brief emblematic or detail (memorable among such cuts is a phone conversation in which images of the two speakers are interspersed with rapid pans along fence-like telephone wires) and this liberated cutting style allows him to use disparate materials--still photographs, newspaper headlines, etc.--with ease...
...strange kind of rally, one that was slow to develop, and, considering the way Navy had outclassed Harvard throughout the game, totally unexpected. But it was a rally nonetheless--a beautiful, exciting comeback--that enabled the Harvard basketball team to cut a 22-point Navy lead to one in the final nine minutes Saturday night before losing, 79-78, in the I.A.B...
...problem remains the second five, who are good, but not outstanding," Barnaby said. "Their play is often erratic, and they're on the edge of complacency because the top four always win. We've got to develop a second five pride...