Word: greenes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Green Coach Ron Mason replaced Osby with Steve Laurin. Nothing changed. Josh Caplan's pass led Young into the zone. He took his shot 21 seconds into the final period, and the puck trickled past Laurin...
Fifteen seconds after the penalty, Young streaked down the left side of the Big Green zone and slapped the puck into the right side of the net past Dartmouth goalie Tim Osby (32 saves) to give the Crimson a 7-0 lead...
...first period, Harvard jumped out to a 5-0 lead and outshot the Big Green, 25-4. The Crimson defense was so tough that Dartmouth did not take a shot from in front...
...wonder Dinosaur Bob (Harper & Row; $12.89) is dedicated to King Kong. Like his predecessor, this jolly green giant is captured in Africa and packed off to the U.S. There he delights the gaping crowds by playing the trumpet and baseball. Alas, he also disrupts traffic and incurs the wrath of policemen. Here ends the similarity of ape and monster. William Joyce's plot and pictures provide laughter, thrills and, most important, a happy ending. Fair enough. Kong, after all, was a tragic figure; Bob is a comic creature. It was beauty killed the beast; it is whimsy keeps the reptile...
After three days of intense, sometimes emotional debate, the time had come to vote. Normally, delegates in the U.N. General Assembly cast their ballots electronically, pushing buttons at their desks and watching the results -- green for yes, red for no -- wink up instantly on two display boards overlooking the hall. This time, 18 Arab countries insisted on a voice vote as well. By a draw of lots, Britain went first, and abstained. Next came Uruguay, with a decisive si. Soon there was a oui and a da, then the Arabic assent na'am. As the U.N.'s six official languages...