Word: picks
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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SOME OF THE smaller characters illustrate the quality that Ricardo and Bangs lack. Paul Seltzer as the disbelieving doctor, Hope Brokman as a jilted secretary and Dorothy Meyer as a barroom pick-up all have flamboyantly intriguing people holding up their perfect faces. These personalities can support director Steven Glovsky's fetish for unneccessarily broad and stylized gestures, which hang ridiculously on most of the other characters...
...season is not over yet as the team has games remaining with Wellesley, Princeton and Yale. "The game with Princeton will be the toughest, as they beat us 3-1 last year in a tough game," she said. "We have a grudge to pick with them, and we should be ready for that game...
Robert Romagna '74, a life-long resident of East Cambridge, should pick up a sizeable Italian vote. He says he supports Cheatham, but he is critical of Cheatham's teaching and administrative appointments. "The new teachers have been mindless political cadres who spout the liberal CCA line," Romagna said last week...
Inflation, caused at least in part by the worldwide rise in commodity prices, is only one of Heath's problems. Projections show that if the economy does not pick up, Britain, which started off the '60s as one of the richer countries in Europe, within a decade or so may be competing with Portugal and Spain for last place in terms of per capita wealth. In the past decade, Britain's gross national product has risen more slowly than any other European nation's, and the country has had the lowest growth in such consumer goods...
Incredibly, Harvard was stopped on Dartmouth's 3, 13, and 3 yard lines. The offense gained 268 yards in the second half, but failed to pick up three yards when it counted...