Word: enthusiasm
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...teacher of Psych and Soc Rel 1860, "Sport, Play and Society": "I see Kentucky and UCLA in the finals, and I have a feeling that Kentucky will go all the way, though I prefer UCLA. Mainly because my respect for Wooden. But I'm very, very impressed with the enthusiasm and court pressure Kentucky combines. Do I wish we had big-time college basketball around here? Sure, it's unfortunate that we don't. It's healthy to get excited about the performance, the skill involved, the competition, the crowds, all those things are good...
...order for Scalise's debut to be a mildly successful one, his belief that the Crimson's enthusiasm will be able to compensate for its talent deficiency will have to come to fruition If it doesn't. Harvard's recent history of lacrosse mediocrity will continue for yet another year...
Credit for TIME'S lively use of graphics is shared by Art Director David Merrill and Picture Editor John Durniak. Newshound Durniak brings his tireless enthusiasm 15 hours a day to half a dozen tasks at once: arguing for more "cuts" in the magazine, urging extensive coverage of pictorially rich news events, phoning photographers halfway round the world to tell them that their exposure meters need adjustment. "Journalism starts with visual observation," Durniak says. "The eye is the mother of the brain...
...Jurivich, coach of the Radcliffe track club, said the women on the squad enjoy "running for its own sake" and that he feels there would be "no profound changes" in their enthusiasm if Radcliffe track became a varsity sport...
...leaves them feeling unsatisfied. Norris looks up from his roast beef: he, too, admits to no exaggerated enthusiasm for his clever grandfather's astronomic prowess. As Ross recalls the happy evenings spent in collective star-gazing. Norris nods his head...