Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...have been widely distributed among the embassy staff. Says an intelligence expert: "The problem is that everyone squirrels away in his office some of the stuff they invariably have to have on a day-to-day basis. As long as a project is active, the tendency is to keep a copy for yourself...
After the 72-70 loss to UPenn, a team that does not even carry a full-fledged center, Kleinfelder said, "Last year, Elaine was an unknown quantity, and she caught everyone unaware. Now they keep...
...final factor missing from the Harvard effort for most of this season has been leadership. Senior Co-captain Caryn Curry has the experience, credentials and brains to be the director of the production, but she refuses to keep her performers in line. The youngsters needed Curry during their opening tour--needed her to drive and shoot more from the outside when no one else seemed capable of holding the ball, let alone put it through the hoop...
...professor singled her out in the class, she says, staring at her pointedly during class and trying to keep "a close physical presence" after class. When she went to his office hours to discuss course material, he put his arm around her. The professor lived in her House and he made a point of plunking his tray down next to her at breakfast. One morning he scrutinized her blouse front so obviously the student's sister, sitting at the same table, commented with distaste about his behavior later. Finally she heard the professor had tried to grab and kiss another...
...second-place time of 5:03.8 which not only bettered the old school record but also stripped more than 15 seconds off of her personal best for the mile, Linsley said, "I was a little surprised. We started out really fast. I'm just glad Darlene was there to keep me running...