Word: mias
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Sophomore Mia Costello, the school record-holder in the breaststroke events, has started the year impressively, posting early times far ahead of last year's pace. The Anchorage, Alaska native hopes to repeat her winning performance in last year's Eastern 200-yd. breaststroke as well as improve on her 12th place showing at NCAAs...
Four of swimmers--sophmores Shelia Findley, Mia Costello, Mary Quinn and junior Linda Suhs--left their mark in Manhattan. The mark was a pool record of 1:49.08 in the first race of day, the 200-yd. medley relay...
...First Team All-New England First Team All-America First Team Molly Clark '88 Swimming All-Ivy Second Team Scott Collins '87 Football All-Ivy First Team All-N.E. First Team All-Ivy Honorable Mention Joe Connolly '87 Football All-Ivy Honorable Mention All-N.E. Honorable Mention Mia Costello '90 Swimming All-Ivy First Team Elizabeth Crowley '87 Softball All-Ivy First Team Jim DePalo '87 Baseball All-greater Boston League All-New England Second Team Nick D'Onofrio '90 Soccer All-Ivy Honorable Mention Joe Dowling '87 Squash All-Ivy First Team Arne Duncan '87 Basketball...
...computerized coloring of such classics as It's a Wonderful Life and Casablanca, calling the result "cheesy, artificial symbols of one society's greed." Allen was equally plainspoken about how he felt on becoming a father for the first time. The auteur, 51, said that his longtime girlfriend Mia Farrow, 42, had become pregnant "by accident" and that he has no plans to marry or move in with the actress, who already has eight children of her own. "I think I'll be profoundly wise and generous, liberal, understanding," he deadpanned. "I'd be surprised if I'd be less...
Perot's interest in the MIA situation has brought him into yet another conflict with the Administration. Last week he revealed that he had secretly flown to Hanoi in March, at the invitation of the Vietnamese government, to discuss the MIA issue. He presented the Vietnamese with a proposal from Reagan to appoint retired Army General John Vessey as a presidential envoy to negotiate about missing Americans. The Vietnamese were receptive. But the State Department, Perot says, then jumped the timetable agreed upon for announcing Vessey's pending appointment. The Administration, he charged, was "taking a piece of fine china...