Word: dual
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...became the head coach of both the men's cross-country and track teams back in 1952, his harrier squads have won 11 Big Three titles and four Heptagonal championships. His indoor and outdoor track teams have had even greater success, and his career won-lost percentage in dual meets is over...
What make this man so special, though, is neither his longevity nor his achievements but the way he approaches his profession. In a sport known for its individualism, McCurdy has developed a program that revolves around team unity and produces teams which can win dual meets, not superstars who rake in individual titles. And, as a result, during his 30-year tenure, the Harvard track mentor has consistently turned out teams whose successes surpass all expectations. In 1950, McCurdy's first year as the Crimson's assistant coach, a powerful squad from Yale ran away from everyone at the Heptagonals...
...smaller scale plumbing mishaps, scheduling woes and an occasional missing key. According to Whitty, the problems her office has to handle during exam period strangely croup up on Saturdays and or days when Exam Group XI finals are given She is hard pressed to account for this dual phenomenon Group XI is traditionaly the smallest set of exams and may full administrators into a false sense of security, she theorizes. As for weekend exams, Whitty will only say. "If it's Saturday, you always know something terrible is going to happen...
...Harvard women's track team capped a Hawless spring season and a nearly perfect year Saturday, downing the Elis of New Haven in the final dual meet...
...nearly unprecedented solution to an unprecedented muddle. The strange course of events began late on the afternoon of Jan. 8 with the dual announcement that the IRS was changing its established policy and the Justice Department was abandoning its Supreme Court case against two schools with discriminatory policies, Bob Jones University of Greenville, S.C., and North Carolina's Goldsboro Christian Schools. The stormy, and unforeseen, reaction soon brought President Reagan's "explanation" that he did not actually favor a tax break for the schools but thought the IRS had been exceeding its authority. So, he asked, would Congress...