Word: reided
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Foxfire? The students chose the name; it is a tiny phosphorescent organism that gleams on old stumps and logs in shaded glens. In Foxfire the anthology, Lon Reid, a grizzled, quiet-spoken mountaineer, demonstrates how to make a tall-backed wooden chair, altogether by hand, just as he learned from his own father. Photos, diagrams and his taped words capture the craft completely. They also catch the man. A collection of hunting stories grows taller and taller, ending of course with bear; it is capped by old Minyard Conner's scandalous yarn of how his granddaddy killed the bear...
John Quirk, who had qualified for the finals in the mile, did not place in the race, and teammate Mark Connoly was eliminated in an earlier heat when he suffered a foot injury as a result of a push on a turn. Sprinter Baylee Reid did not survive the heats in the always tough 60-yd. dash...
...think that the discrepancy between editorial voice and advertising practice should be immediately remedied. If the voiced policy is to hold good. Cronin's ad should be removed from the Crimson for the duration of the waitresses' strike. Natalie Reid '74 Hal Landy '72 Matthew Spence '73 Frederick Well '73 Pat Glynn '73 Laurie Schafer '73 Charlie Cumming '73 Katherine Shea '74 John Tooly '74 Alicia Landman '74 Stephen Lewontin...
...beginning a walk into Loveland. Loveland is wherever you want it to be and tonight, Kathleen Hawkins, 'The Hawke', and I, Louise Reid, are taking you to our Loveland via WHRB FM in Cambridge. You'll hear ten-and-a-half hours of the best in r'n'b and jazz. And we're dedicating it to all the brothers out there...Anything you want to hear? Brother, just give us a call...
Leon Sharpe said that he had a "bad night," but he still won the broad jump. Bailey Reid, as usual, won the 60-yard dash, and Harvard ran away with both relays, the mile and the two mile...