Word: dunne
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...most part, is an inexperienced group of runners, with only Jim Keefe returning from the top of last year's successful team. Bull Muller, though a senior, "might as well be a sophomore as far as experience goes," McCurdy feels. Number three man Bill Okerman and Brian Dunn were essentially JV runners until this season. Sophomore Jeff Campbell ran with the varsity only twoard the end of his freshman year and so far this season has been hampered with knee and achilles tendon injuries. Stein Rafto, a freshman, is just in his first varsity season...
...dropped out in the middle of the course to wind up 16th in the scoring, while Okerman crossed the line 13th. Harvard's other scorers were freshman Stein Rafto from Hawaii, who "managed to survive a cold New England day" according to McCurdy, to take a 12th, and Brian Dunn who was 19th in the scoring but 23rd overall...
Harvard had the rest of the finishers, with Brian Dunn and Tom Phillips the fifth and sixth Harvard runners to cross the line. Although sophomore Jeff Campbell was back in the pack at fifteenth, McCurdy was encouraged with his performance coming off knee and Achilles tendon injuries...
...mentions any more that he was a White House aide to Richard Nixon in 1969. A graduate of Vanderbilt and New York University Law School and a former newsman, Alexander coordinated Tennessee Republican Howard Baker's Senate race in 1966 and was campaign manager for Tennessee Governor Winfield Dunn in 1970. Now he is a candidate himself for this year's G.O.P. gubernatorial nomination. Chairman of the state's Council on Crime and Delinquency, Alexander has made a point of announcing, "I'm going to disclose every single contribution I get although...
...Great Molasses Flood of 1919 is, according to the press release, "an independent outerspace musical based on an actual event, with poetry by Joe Dunn, music by the Spheres and Carla Bee, and dance by Holly Whipple." It's not exactly clear what the actual event is, but in 1919 President Lowell sent Harvard students into Boston to scab during the police strike. Two students were killed while they did their class duty and undermined the workers. Maybe the molasses flood was more entertaining; it certainly must have been more heroic. The show is being presented by the People...