Word: heated
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Coal mining is tough, dirty, two-fisted business--the most hazardous blue-collar job in the world. The heat that comes out of Boston's radiators and the light that comes from Boston's lamps is the direct product of the sweat of people in Harlan County, Kentucky, or somewhere else in the coalfields that stretch from south Pennsylvania and West Virginia to Alabama and west to Illinois. Once every three days, a man dies in the mines for someone else's heat and light, for someone else's steel...
...quietly of what the Marathon had meant to him. Berkeley was no stranger to the 26 miles and 385 yards between Hopkinton's town green and the recovery room he and hundreds of others like him were resting in--he had tried the year before in the near-intolerable heat. He didn't make it in 1976, stopping after 17 miles. So Berkeley had hoped his second shot would erase that memory. "I didn't do anything but pass people all the way," the curlyhaired History and Lit concentrator said, explaining his time--a morethan-respectable finish...
DeMille epic, with a cast of thousands - including celebrated distance special ists, 45-year-old joggers and some for mer heart-attack patients- jostling for a chance to defeat heat, fatigue and a piece of local topography known appropriately as Heartbreak Hill. This year's field is expected to be even bigger...
With the spring vacation losses to independents Hofstra and Adelphi, the Crimson stickmen have probably kissed their NCAA tournament hopes goodbye. Fortunately, another matter of importance, the Ivy League title chase, is just now starting to heat...
...Heat--Pooh...