Word: rhythm
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...personal campaign to disassociate Bogart Jackson from the world of professional golf. Bogart Jackson would return from a long round, and his shoes would be missing. Or his plane ticket. From time to time, his putter would be stolen--anything to upset his concentration or throw off his rhythm, the two essential things a pro requires besides a modicum of skill...
...really is just a skeleton--without context, or poetry, or characters with any stature, or interest or surprise. Or a reason for being, since the play just dribbles off without even a confrontation. Apart from the dancing and loving--where the players get a dilly of a rhythm going--the playwright has directed lugubriously and without humor, although the actors--Bari K. Willerford, Seret Scott and Kevin Davis--suggest that under different circumstances it would be a pleasure to watch them...
...lecture hall with eggs and tomatoes, and then pounded samba drums to taunt him. Hustled out by police into a paddy wagon, Kissinger took it all in stride: "I used to be a professor at Harvard, so I am used to this. But Brazilian students do have better rhythm...
Indeed, if the Crimson had faced a lesser team in the opening round rather than having a bye, the squad might have found its rhythm before meeting the tournament's tougher teams and could have finished in the top four...
Harvard has a defense with a knack for the big play which established a new team interception mark last week. It will have to come up with a few to keep Yale from gaining its offensive rhythm. Captain Coppinger and the Spectacular Rocky Delgadillo are the anchors in the secondary, but sophomore Joe Azelby has emerged as the Crimson's linchpin on defense. Against William and Mary, he had an afternoon worthy of Sports Illustrated's defensive player of the week, figuring in 15 tackles, causing a fumble and making an interception. Last week, he caused two fumbles, and Yale...