Word: repeating
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Briggs is favored to repeat as national champion unless his health troubles seriously hamper his game. The senior racquetman looked good in his 3-0 win over Yale's Graham Ander on Wednesday and said before leaving for Navy yesterday that he felt fine...
...over Yale means that the Crimson will enter this weekend's tournament at Annapolis as the top seed and favored to repeat also as national six-man champs...
...than they earn. After the 1971 cheapening of the dollar, the U.S. trade deficit more than doubled, to $6.8 billion last year, because devaluation did not lift exports as much as had been expected and the nation's surging economy attracted more and costlier imports. To prevent a repeat, the U.S. is demanding that Japan and the European Common Market nations buy more and sell less in America. President Nixon is making protectionist mercantilist threats about what he may do if they balk...
...this time the stars were not in Harvard's favor and Weiss, falling quickly behind 3-0, was not able to repeat his first-round comeback performance. Weiss lost the bout, 5-1, and Harvard once again was frustrated in its bid to upend the Ivy champs...
...there appear to be, particularly among more recent classes, large numbers of students who could care less about the CRR. In fact, most people in the Classes of 1975 and 1976 cannot fall back on experience or first-hand knowledge to judge the merits of the CRR debate. They repeat the objections of their predecessors--if they pay any attention to the CRR at all. To say that the CRR has polarized students in 1973 as it did in 1971 is to admit an importance which most undergraduates do not lend to the debate...