Word: rivaled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Bulldogs, traditionally a major power in the Ivies and Harvard's arch-rival on the strip--looked flerce when they invaded the IAB, but a psyched and ready Harvard team marched out to battle and beat the Elis on every front...
...invincible Darlene Beckford, whose exploits on the women's track team rival Adam Dixon's on the men's, won the 800-meter run in a blistering 2:07.9 and anchored the winning 800-meter relay, which she ran along with teammates Kristen Linsley, Mary Hurlihy and Martha Clabby. Beckford was named the meet's outstanding runner for her efforts...
...very un happy indeed," McKellen remarks, and his Salieri is a seamless reconciliation of paradox. It is a portrait in depth of a shallow man, a forgotten 18th century court composer so bedeviled by jealousy, the shock of his own mediocrity and the daunting genius of his principal rival that he encouraged Mozart's ruination and hastened his death. Full of wit and passion and measured extravagance, the performance has become perhaps the most warmly admired of the Broadway season...
...finest moment of that first season came in early February when before standing room only crowd of 1200 plus, the Crimson christened Blodgett Pool with a 58-55 win over arch-rival Princeton...
...plan still has merit. Just as the armed forces are more coherently served by a Secretary of Defense than by rival Cabinet officers representing the Army, Navy and Air Force, the various economic interests represented by the seven departments (which grew to nine under Carter) would benefit by coordination. Indeed, the number of "superdepartments" might be reduced even further by merging Economic Development with Community Development...