Word: mark
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...become a legend in Jubilee history. In entertainment, the committee again found the mark. Between the time the committee contracted the Temptations and the time of the weekend, the Temps had risen to unexpected levels of success and Jubilarians subsequently enjoyed a concert by one of the nation's "hottest" entertainment commodities. But this was nothing compared to what was yet to come...
...loss dropped Harvard's record in the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League to a mediocre 2-2 mark. Doug Rodgers went the distance for the Cadets to bring Army its first EIBL victory in four attempts...
...Crimson dropped to 41 for the second ten strokes and grabbed a three-seat lead. Both Harvard and Princeton settled to 37, but by the 500 meter mark, the Crimson had stretched its advantage to three-quarters of a length...
Harvard set a new record for the race at 2000 meters with a 6:01.2 clocking, bettering the previous mark by 14.7 seconds. Navy finished...
With good reason: Erasmus* has survived those centuries well. As a humanist of international eminence and a lifelong apostle of Christian renewal, he put a special mark both on the Renaissance and on the Reformation that followed it. More important, many of his ideas about reform and the Christian life seem remarkably relevant today, and the best scholarship on Erasmus has been the work of 20th century historians. The most recent example is Erasmus of Christendom (Scribners, $6.95), an affectionate appreciation by Yale Reformation Historian Roland H. Bainton, best known for his biography of Martin Luther, Here I Stand...