Word: legging
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...dropped the baton, grabbed his left leg, and tumbled off the track...
Ezeji-Okoye pulled a thigh muscle during the second leg of the mile relay in Saturday's tri-meet against Dartmouth and Brown, ending his career on the Harvard track in disappointing fashion His loss didn't matter on Saturday, though, as the Crimson men took the meet handily with 50 points, the Big Green could muster only 50, and Brown finished last with...
...nordic team dominated its competition, scoring third (Dan Carey), seventh (Bit! Kealey) and 11th (John Seybold) place finished in the 15 K individual race and coming from behind in the final leg to win the relay...
...gopak is a strenuous national dance, performed in a squatting position, with the men rapidly kicking one leg out and then the other, all the time moving around a large circle. Podgorny looked at Khrushchev in amazement. He was in his 60s. Khrushchev egged him on. Podgorny realized his leader was not joking. With obvious reluctance, he stood up and awkwardly bobbed up and down a few times. Khrushchev clapped loudly and praised Podgorny. "Well done!" he said. "You are in the right place there in Kiev...
...been a disconnected and poorly observed educational behemoth. U.S. companies, Eurich reports, are training and educating nearly 8 million people, close to the total enrollment in America's four-year colleges and universities. According to Carnegie President Ernest Boyer, the corporate classroom has quietly become "a kind of third leg of the education system in the U.S." And it is one of the strongest forces for continuing adult education. Courses range from remedial English to nuclear engineering. Some subjects, such as language and accounting, overlap those in the nation's traditional schools. Others compensate for gaps in the conventional curriculum...