Word: looney
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...termed the team's "worst match since the Charles River Cup against Dartmouth last spring," the ruggers allowed the Princeton forwards to control all but the last three minutes of the quarterfinal contest. But, Harvard broke back to defeat the Tigers 12-11 in an effort wing forward Bill Looney termed "divine intervention...
...show, which has played since February 18, has been one of the most successful ever produced by Hasty Pudding Theatricals, Bill Looney '81, assistant producer, said yesterday, adding that 12,000 people have already seen the musical, and more than four thousand will see it on tour in New York and Bermuda...
...senior wing then streaked around right end to tally the first of his three tries and effectively put the game out of reach, 12-0, just ten minutes into the contest. Ed Thompkins, Tim Endicott, Alec Montgomery, Tom Looney, and Kip McKenzie added tries to complete the romp...
...most of Bok's appointments have been successful--"people picking is one of his biggest assets," says a Corporation member--Bok has made mistakes. Perhaps the most glaring was former vice president for administration Stephen S.J. Hall, who enraged many Faculty members and administrators with what one called his "looney schemes" for saving money. Those same administrators criticized Bok for not firing Hall quickly--although Hall left in 1976, the damage had been done. In the graduate schools, where most deanships have switched hands since Bok took over, Bok's choices have been criticized. At the School of Public Health...
...bath for an entire year. In 1952, Burroughs completed Junky, a clinically realistic portrait of his addiction. Allen Ginsberg, who had met Burroughs while an undergraduate at Columbia, peddled Junky all over New York and finally found a publisher in Carl Solomon, whom he had met in a looney bin. The acceptance of Junky by Ace Books encouraged Burroughs to continue writing...