Word: pinned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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KEMP. He gave up the collar pin, but still sports a Gucci belt and tasseled loafers. Haig is runner-up with his sharply tailored suits...
...campaigns have been able to assemble small collections of individuals for canvassing, most have had trouble pulling in larger groups of students. L. Ellen Cox '89, co-president of Harvard's Republican Club and co-chairman of Harvard Students for Dole, says, "With Harvard kids, it's tough to pin them down with volunteering. Everyone has a lot of activities...
...pin the omission of a sweeping vision on the disinclinations of this particular batch of candidates, but the whole expectation of a national vision may be misplaced, as Charles Krauthammer suggested in a recent column, and it is worth considering why. Of use in certain industries is the phrase "mature product," customarily employed by a realist to deflate an optimist. The optimist will say that such-and-such commodity, although long on the market with a steady rate of buyers, still has a growth capacity in the millions. The realist will counter that the commodity is in fact a "mature...
Alex Konovalchik, at 190 Ibs., delivered the mortal blow with a pin 59 seconds into the first period. Other clutch winners were John Freeman at 158, Holmes at 167, John Willoughby at 177, and Tony Consigli in the heavyweight match. Todd Cameron picked up three points for the Crimson with a decision in the 118-Ibs. class...
...grapplers avenged their loss by pruning the NYU Violets, 32-12. Tony Consigli sealed the victory with a pin at 57 seconds in the first period. Other winners include Willoughby, Holmes, Freeman, Mark Vandermyde at 167 Ibs., John Liu at 126, and Cameron...