Word: finished
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Prepared to Finish. "We must become accustomed to living in a time of crisis. The forces of Communism are determined to conquer the entire world. Our problem this week is Laos. Last week it was Cuba. Next week it may well be some place else. Some political commentators have suggested that President Kennedy cannot risk action which might involve a commitment of American forces be cause of the fear of criticism for being another Democratic war President. I can think of nothing more detrimental to our national interest. That is why I gave to President Kennedy the assurance that...
Crimson sailors wound up only six points behind winning Princeton, but could manage only a fourth place finish in a field of 11 in a see-saw version of M.I.T.'s Owen Trophy Regatta held on the Charles River Basin last weekend...
Next week the chips go down for Harvard in its bid for a berth in June's Nationals. The Crimson must finish first or second in the NEISA Dinghy Championships at M.I.T. and Winthrop in order to go to Annapolis in June...
...work for the Ministry of Public Works, as a draftsman "working on ditches." Then he got a scholarship for graduate work at the University of Utah, in Salt Lake City. "I was working toward my Master's; it is the only thing in my life I have never finish." He returned to Havana to teach Structural Science at the University. At the same time he became chief of the Structural Department in the National Development Commission...
Team captain Fred Howard turned in perhaps the finest single performance of the day by breaking his own University record in the half-mile. Howard, who had already taken a fourth in the 440 an hour earlier, clipped six-tenths of a second off the old mark to finish the course in 1:51.4. He added his day by turning in a 48.8 second leg for the mile relay team, which finished second behind Dartmouth...