Word: pizza
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...February I had made it to Plympton Street, and as March rolled around, Harvard Pizza seemed but a heartbeat away. Of course, the fact that I would occasionally stop in for a few pepperonis didn't help my training much...
...blew all your pocket change on cocoa butter, jai-lai, and trans-Florida pizza runs, you'll have to settle for Cheap Trills, a violin, guitar, mandolin and bass quartet, hits the Winthrop JCR Saturday at 8:30 p.m. For $1.50 you can find out if Winthrop hits back...
Hamilton Jordan is a pizza proponent. He shuns the Sans Souci, a favorite Washington restaurant, thereby reaping contempt from a small but spirited group who consider the crabe en chemise (washed with a Sancerre '72) to be one of civilization's finer creations. Rosalynn Carter has taken the French off White House menus. She has a similar attitude toward fashion, refusing to consider it a high art form...
...invaders descended, 100,000-strong, on Des Moines early in the week, overflowing hotels, buying up every Teddy bear and Barry Manilow record in sight and lining up three-deep at Babe's and Scruffy's for pizza and sandwiches. In a scene straight out of American Graffiti, cars cruised downtown streets. Above, a local radio personality buzzed the cavernous Veterans Memorial Auditorium in a plane with wing lights that flashed GO, RAMS . . . HAWKETTES . . . TROJANETTES. Inside the arena thundered a cacophony of horns, shrieks and stamping feet, while medical technicians wearing vests decorated with red hearts hovered...
...Pizza Break. After the teams were informed of John Ginn's problem, which took 72 pages in all to describe, they had 22 hours to write a solution. In most cases it was an all-night process. Cornell's Pat Jeffries worked at a blackboard and worried about his presentation ("I'm an actor, and part of this competition is theater"). Teammate Tom Mulligan nibbled chocolate-chip cookies and poked at his minicomputer. Said Cornell's Nancy Read in the small hours: "As the evening has progressed we have done nothing but enlarge the scope...