Word: legging
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Ohiri's goal, his eighth of the season, tied the same Ivy League scoring mark that Chris tied, but could not break, last year. Still slowed by a pulled leg muscle, Ohiri will have one more chance to break the record in next Saturday's tilt with Yale...
Outside his own specialty, Dr. Mead criticizes doctors for continuing to impose "prolonged inertia" on patients with an arterial shutdown in a leg, and on victims of rheumatic fever. Strenuous athletics, he notes, are even recommended for patients with active tuberculosis, provided they are also getting drug treatment. Excessive rest, he concludes, is the same fraudulent fad it always...
...Notes. The drawings tell interesting tales of art history. Correggio's Two Putti and two companion studies furnish proof that he was responsible for conceiving the decoration in an arch in Parma's church of St. John the Evangelist. Two Studies of a Man Suspended by his Leg was Andrea del Sarto's preparation for an unappetizing commission: a painting for public display of some traitors who were to be shown, according to custom, hanging by one leg. One feature of the collection is a number of scenery designs done by Inigo Jones; some still have...
Fabled Rages. Living alumni still shiver at the memory of lean, eagle-beaked Alfred E. Stearns, the devout, athletic zealot who ruled Andover for 30 years prior to 1933. Stearns hired the fabled Latinist Georgie Hinman, who jabbed penknives into his wooden leg, chewed pencils in half, caromed erasers off thick skulls, and made students flush bad translations down the toilets. Yet it was also Stearns who steered Andover toward opulence. In 1908 he took over the seminary's buildings when that institution fell on bad times and slunk off to Harvard. He raised $1,000,000 for teachers...
...strong crew from the University of Rhode Island threatened the Crimson, in the first race, as its four boats started well and maintained a team lead until the last windward leg of the triangular course. But Lehmann, in first place, managed to slow down the second and third U.R.I. boats, letting Stookey slip into first and giving the Crimson...