Word: herbert
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...Phil) Kydes was the key to the game, he really knows how to move and control the ball." Tufts coach Herbert Erickson said. "But Messing played a great game too. We really tested him on at least 10 shots and he came through with some super saves...
...wouldn't say our attack is exactly kick and run." Jumbo coach Herbert Erickson said. "The attack hard to characterize sometimes, it's often disorganized but it gets results and that's what we're after...
There's a theory of American politics that's been kicking around for a long time. It says essentially that a change in American political coalitions takes place every 36 years. Most historians agree that the last major change took place in 1932, the year FDR defeated Herbert Hoover...
...these declarations, of course, Rehnquist was speaking as a Government advocate, which led one prominent law professor to condemn him last week as "President Nixon's hired gunslinger." Herbert Packer of Stanford observed that Rehnquist had done "a prominent job in taking a hard, repressive line." The former N.A.A.C.P. president for the Phoenix area, the Rev. George Brooks, declared that the nominee's views "would preclude him from giving fair judgment" in civil rights cases. "Rehnquist represents the intellectual heart of the right wing in Washington," adds John P. Frank, an attorney who has written a study of the Supreme...
...Bigger Gamble. Although Rudel lacks the fame of such maestros as Herbert von Karajan and Leonard Bernstein, he seems an ideal choice to head the Kennedy Center. Along with his high standards, he has always had a remarkable sense of what the public will accept, and his experience with the City Opera has taught him how to provide quality on limited budgets. "I have never found that purely financial limitations need to limit you artistically," he says. "Sometimes it is an advantage to have limited funds but unlimited imagination. At City Opera, we have long ago learned to turn every...