Word: geoffrey
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Crimson mentor George Ford announced last night some new folds in his game plan. Harvard will continue with the 3-3-4, but Geoffrey Hargadon will move to the left fullback slot while its previous occupant, Steve Mead, moves to right halfback...
Thumping Blooper. Sir Keith's venture into monetary policy was a mild embarrassment compared with the thumping blooper committed by Shadow Foreign Secretary Geoffrey Rippon. Apparently seeking to calm jittery middle-class voters, Rippon suggested the creation of a "citizens' voluntary reserve" that would "aid the civil power" against anyone defying the law. That plan sounded all too close to the controversial idea of antistrike forces recently proposed by retired military officers. Labor Home Secretary Roy Jenkins accused the Tories of "climbing onto the pathetic bandwagon of some superannuated colonels." Rippon's "reserve" proved such a touchy...
Ford is not inheriting any regulars from last year's 3-7-2 squad except for seniors Mead, Art Faden, and Leroy Thompson. Among the 34 people reporting to camp, however, were juniors, Ralph Booth, Geoffrey Hargadon, Steve Hines, who saw considerable action last season as substitutes...
Also elected were: Geoffrey R.S. Brown of Lowell House; Scott M. Camazine of South House; Thomas L. Campbell of Leverett House; Kim B. Clark of Dudley House; Alan R. Cohen of Winthrop Daniel D. Jordan of Quincy House; Howard Kailes of Quincy House; Mitchell A. Karton of Dunster House; Steven P. Kerckhoff of Currier House; William M. House; Daniel Craig of Winthrop House; Robert A. Davis of Dudley House; David M. Dobson of Mather House; and Steven J. Erlanger of Dudley House...
...looks, at first glance, like his usual action feature. He plays a professional heist artist nicknamed Thunderbolt, who is hiding out after a big job and falls in with a fast-talking kid (Jeff Bridges). They bump around Montana, pursued by two of Eastwood's cronies (George Kennedy, Geoffrey Lewis) who had a hand in the Montana Armored robbery a couple years back and are looking for their share of the take. The take, however, has vanished, along with the one-room pioneer schoolhouse in which it was stashed...