Word: marce
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Laris, who had been heralded as one of the best high school milers in the country last year, justified the advance reports as he set a new course record in the rainy weather by chopping 36 seconds off the old time. Laris broke away from previously unbeaten Yardling captain Marc Mullin before the one mile mark and coasted home with a new record...
...freshman meet may be the race of the day when Yardling Capt. Marc Mullin meets Dartmouth's heralded freshman runner, Tom Laris. Laris was one of the outstanding high school milers in the country last year and should give Mullin a run in the Yardling captain's attempt at his seventh straight victory...
Commenting on the results of the referendum, Marc E. Leland '59, president of the Council, said he was "quite pleased," both with the number of students voting and with the outcome itself. He called the turnout "a rather large vote" which, he said, "followed the great majority of the Council's feeling...
...freshman meet, the Yardlings turned in a fine team performance as they swamped the Massachusetts freshmen, 19 to 44, for their fifth victory in six meets. Yardling captain Marc Mullin notched his sixth straight first place by equalling his own previous course record in a winning time of 14 min., 58 secs. for the three mile distance. But the real surprise of the Yardling's win was that they took eight of the first nine places despite the absence of their number two and three men, who were sidelined with injuries...
...Empire State Building in 1951 (he resold it in 1954) to subleasing a vast section of downtown Seattle. But Stevens also has another, special asset: he knows how to put the touch on other people. He raises vast sums as quickly as he can raise a telephone. Says Playwright Marc (Green Pastures) Connelly: "Stevens is a stage-struck shrewdie who brings nothing to the theater but a knowledge of real estate. The only thing you can say for him is that he keeps employment at a high level...