Word: heat
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Wayne Anderson won his semifinal heat in the 50-yd. dash in the fine time of :05.4. But after a few controversial false starts in the finals, the Crimson captain was caught in the blocks and wound up out of the money...
...meantime, the only course for the U.S. seems to be to help narrow the gap in what limited ways it can, but keep up the competitive heat. Real progress often grows out of crises...
...letting our hair dryers run to keep the rooms warm," one girl shivered, "and we finally resorted to putting ads in the CRIMSON." The series of advertisements, which began appearing in the CRIMSON'S classified section last Monday, complained, "Cold, cold, cold," and pleaded, "Please Mrs. B. We need heat...
...They didn't hook new heating pipes onto the furnace to heat the additional rooms," Gates said. "They just divided the heat above the first floor, so that air which had previously warmed only one room is now divided between...
...light-years away, its characteristics have universal implications. Most astronomers agree that the sun formed from a slowly rotating nebula-a cloud of dust and gas that gradually contracted because of gravitation, and began to rotate faster. When pressures at the dense center of the shrinking cloud produced enough heat, thermonuclear reactions took place and the sun began to burn, still surrounded by the outlying portions of the cloud-apparently the current state of R Man's evolution. As more of the particles fell toward the burning center, or collected into orbiting globs of matter that eventually formed...