Word: pennsylvania
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Maryland was the winner of the meet, followed by Villanova, Seton Hall, Northeastern, Pennsylvania, Army, and Fairleigh-Dickinson...
...Cornell11-3 2. Columbia 11-3 3. Navy 9-4-1 4. HARVARD 6-4 5. Brown 8-6 6. Pennsylvania 6-5-1 7. Princeton 4-9 8. Dartmouth 3-9 9. Yale 3-11 10. Army...
...company had cleared a profit of $425 million, which, with tax credits, is more than enough to wipe out its losses of the previous two years, and that it is resuming dividend payments, which were suspended after 1973. And last week Schmücker journeyed to Pennsylvania to check on the development of a new plant that will begin turning out the Rabbit early next year-making Volkswagen the only foreign manufacturer to build cars...
...Rabbit faces plenty of subcompact competition-not only from other imports but also from new small cars to be brought out soon by Chrysler and American Motors. Some, ironically, will be powered by VW engines. One selling point for the Rabbits that will be made in Volkswagen's Pennsylvania plant: about 20% will be equipped with lightweight, fuel-stingy diesel engines, the first large-scale introduction of diesels to the American market...
...Gubrud, who sang the soprano part splendidly while supported by crutches (be cause of an old back injury). The score is Crumb's first for full orchestra since Echoes of Time and the River, which won him a Pulitzer Prize in 1968. A professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Crumb, 47, is a visionary who has shaken orchestration up in recent years with an ingenious knack for producing new sounds with old instruments and homely domestic objects. The grimly surrealistic Black Angels (1970), for example, was written for amplified string quartet and requires the players to trill with thimble...