Word: rans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Related to hiring practices are the group's grievances over job training, wages, and unions. However, in these areas the Coop's record is remarkably good. For instance, between July 1967 and April 1968, the Coop ran five training programs for 75 disadvantaged youths recruited through ABCD at a cost of twenty thousand dollars. The Coop pays wages competitively with the other retail stores in the area. Contrary to the opposition's claims, no employee earns under the minimum wage of $1.60 per hour, while the average employee wage is $1.95 per hour. In addition, employees get liberal fringe benefits...
...Yale's record 614-yard attack. Brown, minus its first-string quarterback, could find no defense against the incredible Dowling. He threw two touchdown bombs of 40 and 75 yards to halfback Calvin Hill. When he could see no receiver down field in the second quarter he simply ran it in himself from 54 yards...
...poor Bunnies never had much of a chance. Their line was consistently over-whelmed by the Kirkland animals so that Karageannes only completed one out of the five passes that he attempted. Leverett ran 15 offensive plays during the entire game...
...rest of the team was able to keep pace with the leader to give Harvard the edge. Phil Lichtenstein and Meltzoff both ran their best races to date...
...Columbia ran four plays and kicked. Harvard had similar problems and dropped into punt formation. Center Ted Skowronski snapped the ball ten yards over Gary Singleterry's head, and the ball rolled back to the Harvard...