Word: gordon
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Harvard's powerful sabre squad totally outclassed the Big Red opposition to lead the Crimson victory. Gordon Ruttledge. Terry Valenzuela, and Ken Hetzler swept through nine bouts without a setback to destroy Cornell with relative ease...
...merely reduced to a strident babbling and deliberate misrepresentation. I wonder which sentence I wrote could have sustained Mr. Jago's view that "he has seen the truth and the light." J's reasoning is truly astonishing. We are now to understand that the veracity of Mr. Gordon's views on China derives from the bitter experience of his having spent two years under house arrest as a prisoner of the Chinese. But the insistent question which J has hopelessly muffled is whether this unhappy episode is apt to make Mr. Gordon a dispassionate critic of China...
...plays on TV family stereotypes until their insular evils are revealed--and set in the context of a stupidly monied America. It's a rare, original, American comedy, but director Alan Arkin slings more mud with Jules Feiffer's screenplay than he can make stick with his staging. Gordon Willis's camera helps quite a bit. Beatty in the first film and Gould in the second give their best performances yet on film...
Sabre men Gordon Ruttledge and Ken Hetzler each won two of three events to support Valenzuela's flawless performance. In foil Dave Fichter also picked up two wins in three bouts. Fichter's triumphs were impressively decisive because he won both 5-0, not allowing the opposition to score a touch...
Preseason estimations predicted that the Crimson team would be undefeated at this stage of the season, but Harvard has surprised most squash spectators with the strength of its top players. Juniors Andy Weigand and Dan Gordon have dropped only one match between them at numbers two and three this winter...