Word: hunts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard placed third in the two-mile relay, won by overall champions Penn State in 8:46, but was just edged out of second place in the last 100 yards by Georgetown's team, described as "very tough" by head coach Pappy Hunt. However, the 9:04 time run by the team of co-captain Becky Rogers, Grace de Fries, Lucy Ashley, and co-captain Martha Clabby shaved 1.69 seconds off the old Harvard outdoor record, set at last year's Easterns...
...chilling admission was heard in a tangled case of multiple murder that had claimed the lives of 13 Yorkshire and Lancashire women since 1975. Before the suspect was arrested last January, more than $8 million had been spent and 300,000 people questioned in what became the largest man hunt in British history. Displayed on a table in the courtroom was a gruesome assortment of exhibits: hammers, screwdrivers, knives, a hacksaw and a thin, short rope...
Forest with exploration and drilling leases, are competing furiously for mineral rights throughout the region. Recently, the Hunt Energy Corp. of Dallas announced plans to spend $75 million for exploration work in the state as well. Meanwhile, Wall Street analysts are now beginning to keep an eye on the growth prospects of other and smaller oil and gas firms that are starting to position themselves in the region...
Catherine Hunt's freshman year lasted exactly one week. That was all the time it took her to realize that in turning down Yale for Harvard she had made a serious mistake. Almost too late, she discovered that the Music Department here had neither the facilities nor the attitude to help further her life's ambition: to become a concert pianist...
...discourages performance. Pianists, in particular, face a difficult situation: Few opportunities exist for organized music performance, and even finding a good practice piano can prove time-consuming and fruitless. These musicians--not all of whom are necessarily headed for professional careers--have two options. They either leave--as Hunt did--or they quietly re-adjust their habits, and perhaps even their ambitions, to conform to the conditions of an unashamedly academic environment...