Word: keys
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Amherst-Tufts encounter should be an easy one, but the Crimson's chances of a 1979 Ivy League crown are in question. While Yale's Ivy medalist Peter Teravainen and Princeton stand-out Bruce Smaklis both graduated, the Crimson also suffered several key departures, including two-year captain Alex Vik and four-season veteran Dave Paxton...
While the Encino, Calif., native says "the key to college matches is to be mentally ready for the big 3-3 shot," (games go to the first player to get four points) Pompan's slashing attack and hard forehand will also open some doors...
...official spring season commences April 7 at Penn, in a test that could indicate if the team will prosper among the Ivy League elite. The next day, Harvard faces Princeton, a squad that Felske admits might be beyond the Crimson's range. Another key test comes at Dartmouth, April 16, where the netwomen take on the team that won the New Englands. A week later, it's Yale at the Palmer-Dixon courts, another match bound to stretch the team beyond its limits...
...sixth day, Chinese troops were erroneously said to have captured the key provincial capital of Lang...
...built right into the human body. Says he: "Our benign sense of the future could have been bred into us and other complex animals out of the need to survive." Tiger speculates that man pushes ever onward, inextinguishably optimistic in the face of adversity, because of his biochemistry. The key to mankind's optimism, he argues, lies in those lately discovered substances called endorphins. These are the morphine-like chemical agents that the body itself produces, sending them into special sites of the brain and spinal cord to reduce pain. In this, says Tiger...