Word: outfitted
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Under the leadership of Hewlett, Dave Allen, and Captain Bill Crain, the Crimson squad should do better as a team than any other Harvard outfit in the Bill McCurdy era, dating back to 1952. The highest finish yet for a McCurdy-coached team is 12th, in 1957 and 1963. "This year we should be in the top ten and I'd say we even have a shot at the top five," McCurdy said...
...broadcast it around town either. For the fact is that few-if any-of his colleagues were aware of his official connection with the company when he was defending its interests in Congress. In addition, Miller owns $27,500 worth of stock in Lockport Holdings, Ltd., a Canadian-based outfit in which Lockport Felt has substantial interests...
...educated or ignorant, the freedom to be sick, the freedom to stay unemployed, the freedom to be hungry. Some philosophy! Some freedom!" Reacting to G.O.P. charges that his longtime association with the Americans for Democratic Action marks him as a dangerous liberal, he described the A.D.A. as a patriotic outfit whose enemies are "Communists, Birchites, and a few misinformed Republicans...
Frugable Charm. West Coast coeds like "the Scramble Look" best for day -a style that depends upon the combination of as many patterns as possible in a single outfit; the girl who can manage a skillful blend of dots with stripes, checks with tweeds, and plaids with prints, plus patterned stockings, may seem something of an eyesore off campus, but no matter-around the quad she's the sweetheart of Sigma Chi. For night, U.C.L.A. students slip into something appropriate to "the Discothèque Look"-sleeveless jumpers made sometimes of tweed but more often of velours, bare...
...Bogota, at the annual meeting of the 93-member International Air Transport Association-which the normally secretive outfit opened to the press for the first time in 20 years-airmen sounded sorry that they had ever heard of the SST. They fretted about sonic booms, expressed reluctance to give up the highly profitable jets that they now operate, and worried about the shattering effect that they fear supersonics will have on their balance sheets. "At $40 million," said Air India's Chairman J.R.D. Tata, "we would be paying five times as much for an aircraft doing only 21 times...