Word: fasts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Harvard's other singles players also lost their first set before adapting to the fast surface of Yale's indoor courts and bouncing back to take the last two sets. Virginia had familiarized itself with the Elis' courts when it dropped its match on Sunday to Yale...
Good singing undoubtedly held Ellington together; the dancing, though accomplished and well-executed, changed styles too fast and too often. Crystal Terry's delightful tap-dancing number, "I'm Just a Lucky So and So," held together a daring length of time while the band held still, but it jostled the modern-ballet choreography in nearby numbers. The ballet bits added a little visual spice to a largely aural show, and let lithe Bonnie Zimering show her impressively precise dancing--but fancy ballet choreography and Duke Ellington are uncomfortable stage-mates at best...
...Second Generation, Fast...
...three of his individual events--Seelen finished among the top eight three times, Gauthier twice--and both made significant contributions to Harvard relays. Seelen set a Blodgett Pool record for the 100-yd. backstroke (51.56) on his Medley Relay leadoff leg the first evening, while Gauthier swam a very fast 1:40.19 as the third man on the Crimson's victorious 800-yd. freestyle relay and recorded the best split (45.53) on the second-place sprint freestyle relay...
...does proverbially rich Harvard need so much money so fast? And where will it all go? The last major University fund drive--the Campaign for Harvard College in 1958, which raised $82 million--financed expansion and left tangible results in its wake, including Holyoke Center. This time around, the bulk of the money, earmarked chiefly for the College to finance faculty salaries, student aid and academic reform, will disappear into bank accounts and endowment investments. There won't be any new buildings for generous contributors to plant their names...