Word: jump
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Columbia Lions jump out to a 21-0 lead over Harvard before the ball begins to do some strange things, like bounce off two Lions defenders and into the hands of Kevin Collins for the first Harvard score...
...Columbia Lions jump out to a 21-0 lead over Harvard before the ball begins to do some strange things, like bounce off two Lions defenders and into the hands of Kevin Collins for the first Harvard score...
...think I have to do some things personally to be ready to play at [the World Cup] level," Kenney says. "I can run and jump and do the things like that but mentally I'm not ready...
...course, the audience has had a summer of softening up. The Who, who had played at Woodstock, had already come back, getting a jump on things when they were meant to be gone for good. Keith Moon, their great drummer, had taken some of the band's careening keenness with him when he died in 1978. Pete Townshend, their great songwriter and guitar player, his hearing shredded by more than two decades of high decibels, could not even re-create all his lead parts. Still they soldiered on, three bowed veterans suffering the onset of shell shock from a barrage...
...raids, arrests and counterstrikes that followed presented the spectacle of a country fighting for its life against criminal combines financed by America's drug habit. The violence spurred the Administration to jump-start its antidrug program, scheduled to be unveiled next week in George Bush's first major TV address to the nation. From his vacation home in Kennebunkport, Me., the President announced a $65 million package of emergency military aid to Colombia, more than 2 1/2 times the $25 million the nation had been scheduled to receive. At the same time, the State Department warned that "Americans traveling...