Word: jump
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Last year's 27 per cent increase in the number of Harvard graduate students is reflected in a similar jump in this year's advance registration figures. In April 421 students from the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences registered for the Summer School--more than the total number of Harvard grad students that attended last year's session...
Florida (34): Barry may get 21 votes, but put him down for 13 sure ones. As for the rest, 3 are leaning toward Nixon, 18 aren't quite sure which way to jump...
...their opening speeches, both Doebele and Tilly tried to picture the city of the year 2000. Tilly said that population growth "suggests huge metropolises and densities that we haven't yet learned how to handle." The size of Greater New York, for example, will probably jump to at least 25 million from the present 10, and Calcutta, India, now smaller than New York, will rise to 36 million, he noted...
Competing at Eugene will be captain-elect Art Croasdale in the shot and hammer, junior John Bakkensen in the discus, sophomores Chris Pardee in the high jump and Tony Lynch in the 400 meter hurdles, senior Chris Ohiri in the triple jump, and juniors John Ogden in the 800 meter run and Aggrey Awori in the high hurdles...
Among those competing, Ohiri stands the best chance of winning his event. His University record of 51 ft. 4 1/4 in. in the triple jump, set two weeks ago in the IC4A's, ranks him third in the nation, a bare 8 in. behind the leader...