Word: karle
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...most dangerous Quaker on the field will be wide receiver Karl Hall, a diminutive speedster who has burned secondaries 33 times this year...
...Swedes 15 hours after the grounding to get a navy picketboat to the scene, but then the pace quickened. Armed with submachine guns, Soviet crewmen paced the deck of the sub, a diesel-powered relic from the 1950s, which lay stranded like a great gray whale. Swedish Commander Karl Andersson boarded the intruder and talked to Captain Pyotr Gushin, whose increasingly melancholy air bore a remarkable resemblance to that of Actor Theodore Bikel, the beleaguered commander of the Soviet sub in The Russians, etc. Andersson emerged to say that the Soviets "blamed their accident on an error of navigation." Then...
...meter outdoor Nationals last summer. Watson--an Ashland. Kentucky native--is, according to one member of the team, "one of the top three or four divers in the country right now." Joining the freshmen phenoms will be returning star junior JEFF MULE--last year's Eastern champ--and sophomore KARL ILLIG, who dramatically improved over the summer and qualified for the National Age Group Championships. Already tops in the Ivy League, the Crimson squad is now surpassed in talent only by six or seven scholarship schools like Miami and Indiana...
Half of the physics prize will go to Kai Siegbahn, 63, of Sweden's Uppsala University, who follows in the footsteps of his late father Karl Siegbahn, the 1924 laureate in physics.* The other half of the award will be shared equally by two Americans, Nicolaas Bloembergen, 61, a Dutch-born Harvard professor, and Arthur Schawlow, 60, of Stanford. The prize in chemistry will go to Kenichi Fukui, 63, of Japan's Kyoto University, and Roald Hoffmann, 44, of Cornell University...
routines about Sylvia, about to be fired, and Karl, who can't get a divorce, and Dorothy's Valium...