Word: linda
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Linda Lashbrook Fanwood...
...question Marks on the roster will be senior Paula Newnham, freshman Kathy Goode, and sophomores Liane Rozzell and Linda Yeager, Goode is training tentatively on a stress fracture, and Rozzell and Yeager are taking a break from competition. Newnham--who ran on the British National team but who has had numerous difficulties with her feet--is working herself back into shape after a series of operations on her ankle...
Tenants have complained that rents in Botanic Gardens and other Harvard-owned housing for University affiliates are too high. Linda B. Ramsey, president of the Botanic Gardens tenant association said yesterday, "There isn't much point in providing housing for Harvard affiliates if it's only at the full rate the market will bear...
Harvard fought back to within seven with five minutes left to play before Rice coach Linda Tucker called time out. Whatever she said must have fired the Owls up--they came out and shut the Crimson down, rebuilding and 15-point winning margin...
What is this theatre's aesthetic? The first two plays, Thymus Vulgaris by Lanford Wilson and Corner, 28th and Bank by Linda Segal, are about lovable losers--lonely, touchingly inarticulate little people. In the Wilson play, the latest in his line of vulnerable hookers concludes that "There are two kinds of people in this world: the eaters and the eaten." She and her mother--another long-abused lady--have been, ahem, the eaten, and the play ends as they escape from the carnivores to a little house by the sea. In the Segal play the vulnerable, long-abused whore...