Word: polarizes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...play really does foster an aphasic dullness, students might do well to ponder the words of one medical school dean who remarked, "The unexciting person will definitely have a more difficult time getting admitted in the coming years." On the other hand, for those students at the other polar extreme, there is very little play in medical school. The moral, Neither an ant nor a grasshopper...
...Western Hemisphere, which will require shipping everything from scientists to cherry pickers across 4,400 miles of ocean, as well as digging a deep-water port near Cayenne? De Gaulle's spacemen explain that Guiana, being near the Equator, offers scientific advantages-such as facilitating polar as well as equatorial orbits and achieving greater orbital speed from the earth's rotation...
Third-liners Pete Waldinger and Bobby Cowen netted the Crimson's first two goals. Waldinger drove home a long screened shot in the first period off a pass from Bob Clark. During a second-period Polar Bear penaity, Cowen netted a short backhand from a scramble in front of the Bowdoin...
After the Polar Bears scored early in the third period, Harvard's Pete Sahlin and Kenny Burnes sewed things up in the third. Sahlin made it 3-1 by poking in a pretty pass from Burnes, who had freed his linemate by drawing away the Bowdoin defense. Burnes' goal on a solo dash from center ice concluded the scoring...
Wade Welch performed well in the Crimson net. He stopped one Bowdoin breakaway, and had little chance on the lone Polar Bear goal. The Crimson defense, with Pres Wolcott filling in for the ailing Chip Scammon, limited the Polar Bears to just 17 shots...