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Second, he said, the coach must "instill in the team a desire to excell." "Winning may not be everything, but trying to win--well, that's life." Third, Park works on the individual. "The successful athlete--whether varsity or intramural--must have a desire to develop constantly his individual skills...
Reception of WCRB's fine broadcasts--they excell musically as well as technically--on our Scott 350 multiplex tuner which has the unscrambler built in is all we could expect from any source.
The Search. In Johannesburg, South Africa, Bachelor John Henry King, 105, met and proposed to Widow Fannie Excell, 87, commented: "At last I have found the right woman."
But if the paper couldn't excell in quality, it could always turn to quantity, as it usually did on Yale game Saturdays. In 1921, the prolific Plympton men spewed forth a 16-page morning edition, a 40-page pictorial supplement, a 4-page post-game extra, and 45,000...
Energy is not altogether spent outside, however. That Kirkland should excell in that nebulous thing called "House spirit" is due more than anything else to the interest. Deacons take in their domain. The bi-monthly concerts of chamber music in the Common Room have become well known in the University...