Word: jump
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Crimson's Sid Marland placed fifth behind Ohiri in the broad jump and Don Forte took second in the non-invitational pole vault. Freshman Tom Choquette captured fifth in the shot...
Running through his familiar book-Jumpin' at the Woodside, Walk, Don't Run and One O'clock Jump, his theme song-Basie built a cheerful and exciting feeling that seemed intended for an imagined dance floor...
More than 10% of all the money spent in the U.S. goes for new construction, from houses to highways-a fact that makes Americans the buildingest people on earth. Last year an unexpected 6% jump in construction spending was one of the most important factors in the economic advance. Though they expect this pace to slow slightly in 1964, Commerce Department economists look for construction outlays to continue to buoy the economy, rising 5% to a new record of $65.6 billion. In addition to this fresh spending, Americans will pump another $21 billion into the economy just to keep their...
...whopping increase in the Law School's request for student loan funds under the National Defense Education Act has pushed the University's total request for 1964-65 to $1.5 million, a jump of 43 per cent over last year...
Harvard's best chance of winning a field event, according to Assistant Coach Ed Stowell, will be Chris Ohiri's entry in the broad jump event at Briggs Cage. In the competition at the Garden, Jay Mahaney will enter the pole vault and Chris Pardee the high jump...