Word: occurred
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...incident, it has been said, affected Harvard's image. Who cares? The important question is not how Harvard looks to the world around it, but what it is and what it will become if demonstration's like last Monday's occur again...
...already providing, and will continue to provide, dozens of other modes and systems of transportation. In fact, in the struggle to keep people moving in the megalopolis, technology is already years ahead of planning and financing, the intersection at which most of the nation's transportation jams occur. What is most needed is some overall planning-partly from Washington but also carried out through state and regional cooperation-that would strive toward creating a balanced transportation system feeding passengers swiftly and smoothly from one mode of travel to another. As it is now, there are practically no linkups between...
...tone of the report "suggests that we are already at trial." Perhaps the most eloquent defense came from Washington's Suffragan Bishop Paul Moore Jr. "Why is it that the house has not censured any of the rest of us who have spoken, acted out or allowed to occur within our diocese greater blasphemies than the treatment of items of doctrine less than solemnly? I speak of church doors closed against members of another race, clergy denied backing of their bishop because of their Christian social views, public impugning of the motives of fellow bishops...
Sophomore sensation Doug Hardin won all of those races, but he had won all the others too--including the ones the team lost. The big change in the squad didn't occur on top but in the middle, where cross-country meets...
Nothing looks beautiful at birth. Camp's pass to Thompson was airborne for maybe all of 5 or 6 yds. It was thrown underhand and wobbled precariously end over end-because the overhand spiral was the result of still another accident, which did not occur for 30 more years. Nobody knows for sure who happened onto it first. All at once, half a dozen players started throwing corkscrews, grasping the ball by its laces and rifling it through the air. But it took another 60 years and a horde of exceptional athletes to pull the cork completely...