Word: march
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...addition to the Alabama meet, the Ivy crown and the Eastern championships, the Crimson will have a fourth goal: improved success at the NCAA championships, held in March in Austin, Tex. Last year marked the first time Harvard sent swimmers to the meet, and it wishes to improve on that showing...
Following a Winter Break training trip, Harvard resumes its Ivy League competition, culminating in a dual-meet showdown with Princeton at Blodgett Pool February 6. The Crimson will then gear up for the Eastern Championships, held March 4-6 at Smith Swimming Center in Providence...
...Jews and Contemporary Literature,"published on March 4, 1941, praises Westernscholars' efforts to repel Jewish influence onliterature. "Despite the lingering Semitism in ourcivilization, literature showed that its essentialnature was healthy," de Man wrote...
...with the adulation he felt he deserved. Ed Koch was more than merely the mayor of New York City; he was the embodiment of the shining Big Apple: volatile and voluble, fast with a quip or a put-down, an ebullient practitioner of dukes-up chutzpah who liked to march at the head of every parade...
Ever since the days of Clarabell the clown and his ever ready seltzer bottle, parents have complained about the quality of children's TV programming. But seldom have they had so much to complain about. A typical afternoon of kidvid these days can be a mind-numbing march of cartoon superheroes like He-Man, BraveStarr and the Defenders of the Earth. Many shows, from The Transformers to Pound Puppies, are based on hot-selling toys and seem intended to shuffle kids straight from the TV set into the toy store. Worst of all in the critics' view, under the deregulatory...