Word: metered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Things got worse for the Connecticut visitors as Bill Murphy and Dick Eisenberg earned a sweep for the Crimson in the one-meter dive. Harvard coach Bill Brooks, truly a man of mercy, did not enter ace Johnnie Munk in the butterfly, and captain Martie Chaffle responded with a victory...
...closest events in today's meet will be the backstroke and the individual medley. Both events are UConn's power area. Harvard should have an easy win in the 3-meter dive, but UConn divers are at least equal to Harvard on the 2-meter board...
...will mark the first time the two teams have ever met in competition. Coming from a better league, the Crimson should be the stronger team. UConn will have to provide swimmers for both the 3-meter dive and 1000-yard freestyle--events which the team regularly never competes...
Harvard's ski team staged a stunning performance in the final two events--the sladom and the 45-meter ski jump--to finish third behind perennial Eastern powers Dartmouth and Middlebury in the 33rd Williams College Carnival this past weekend...
...decision, Judge J. Skelly Wright pointed out that, from the Scientologists' point of view, the "auditing or processing is a central practice of their religion, akin to confession in the Catholic Church." Furthermore, said Wright, Scientology's leaders claim that the E-meter is not used to diagnose or treat physical disease. They insist that they are treating the spirit, and through the spirit, hope to cure the body...