Word: picks
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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ITHACA, N.Y.--The Cornell cross country team forgot to pick up Harvard Captain Mike Koerner at the medical boards Saturday. Then the team's top three men left the Crimson runners and everybody else in the race behind. Finally, four Harvard runners ran their best race all year...
...into their own of sophomores Linsk and Hines and the steady development of Marshall Jones has been especially heartening. The case of Koerner was particularly mysterious. An aspiring doctor, he took the medical boards early Saturday morning at Cornell. The Cornell cross country team managers and coaches promised to pick up Koerner when they picked up their own at the boards...
...case of Koerner was particularly mysterious. An aspiring doctor, he took the medical boards early Saturday morning at Cornell. The Cornell cross country team managers and coaches promised to pick up Koerner when they picked up their own at the boards...
...Trial Advocates, an association of Western lawyers. Francis McCarty, presiding judge of the county's superior court, decided to use the volunteers as replacements for absent judges. Trial lawyers willing to accept the arrangement select the temporary judge they want in a given case, as they might pick an arbitrator. Though six replacements tried only one case each this summer, litigants who had anticipated delays settled more than 30 recent cases out of court rather than face the immediate trials made possible by the presence of judges pro tem. McCarty plans to continue the practice during the fall...
...like a bug, is really a stupid, selfish, kindly old man. When a telegram announces the death of Aunt Viola in Nebraska, old man and boy take off in the trailer, precariously hitched to an ancient Maxwell. On their way to the home place by the Platte River, they pick up two oligosyllabic polycopulative young people named Stanley and Joy, and a dubious battle sets in between the hippies and old Uncle Floyd for the soul...