Word: moved
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Coach Barnaby, although describing Terrell's present game as "a powerful forehand, a skillful backhand, and no weaknesses," predicts that the move to first seed should strengthen the junior's play even more...
Springfield's Archie Allen was named the association president for this year, and Larry Panciera of the University of Connecticut was elected vice-president. Next year, Coach Park will automatically move up from secretary-treasurer to vice-president, and Panciera will become the association's new president...
...most remarkable thing about LBJ's book, however, is that when he finally comes to talk about the future, he makes some uncharacteristically perceptive statements. He talks, for example, about the "different visions. . . different questions. . . different doubts" of the current generation of Americans. "Either we move into a new awareness of the new needs of our people," he writes, "or else many of the institutions and values imperative to our progress will become massive irrelevancies...
Middle-aged heads would be more accurate. The autumnal Miss Brodie may believe she is in ascension; actually, she is heading down the up staircase, and every move brings her closer to destruction. Her charges are wise to her romances-with a married artist (Robert Stephens) and a bumbling music master (Gordon Jackson). Their giggles harden into gossip, and Miss Brodie is asked to resign. When she refuses, the administrators lie in wait for her next indiscretion. It is not long in coming...
...Stade believes the dining hall will be finished by the time students move in. The library is in a wing which will not be opened until next winter, however. It is not definite when the computer and closed-curcuit television facilities will open...