Word: hipness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Rodney Pearson, a Winthrop House tutor who had Harvard's second-best time last year when he breezed in at 2:33.02, dropped out at the 16-mile marker, after an injured hip gave him some pain...
...through different movements they just seem to be having a better and better time. They turned, displaying their perfect techniques with their arms up, down always creating more tension. The dance itself was mainly modern, but a lot of good Jazz technique was mixed in with head rolls and hip swings, adding an interesting aspect to the slow moving push-pull stretch experience of the entire piece...
...funny thing is, the end of the world is a blind shot from anywhere, and on this tour almost no attention is paid to hazards out of view, to Julius Boros' quintuple-bypass heart operation two years back or George Bayer's artificial hip joint. "The money's not a detraction, believe me," says Bayer, "and being back among old friends is great too. But the most important thing is having a place to compete again. It's a second chance at life, really." Guy Wolstenholme, 53, says, "We could all be on the scrap heap...
Bowie's advice to those who care to listen? "Always hold on to your dreams," he told a class of students. "Continue to make real investigation, and listen to the really hip people, like musicians, who have...
...regimental band's bag pipes, fifes and drums, the Queen Mum presented her troops with fresh sprigs of three-leaf clover, which they stuck into the braiding of their caps. Then the commanding officer cried, "Three cheers for the Queen Mother!" whereupon there was a rousing "Hip, hip, hooray!" As the band struck up the chords of the St. Patrick's Day march and the men filed past their royal chief, Irish eyes were brightly smiling...