Word: ruggedness
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Two for Henri. Upsets were frequent in the winter Olympics' final days. The highly touted U.S. two-man bobsledders got whipped. So did France's curvaceous Georgette Thiellière-Miller, regarded as the world's best woman skier. But a flashy countryman of hers-Henri Oreiller...
If you can look beyond this weekend, things aren't too rugged. Columbia was absolutely overwhelmed by the same West Point group which had little to offer a month ago against the Crimson. Penn is pretty much unknown in these parts, but they precede Yale by only a week, which...
Even on simple reporting jobs, CRIMSON writers continued to try to prove themselves the ink-stained wretches that Radcliffe thought them to be. One, covering the Phillips Brooks House teas, wrote: "Officials, anxious for pleasant social contacts to be made, point out that the 'Cliffe-dwellers are a rugged tribe...
Cultures for the ski team's banal illness are the tired, rock studded slopes surrounding Cambridge. Even during their short show of skiableness they are notable only in their gentleness compared to the Appalachians, where most of the matches are held. Steep slalom and downhill runs and realistically rugged cross...
"The real power that endures and wins is a tight and undivided combination of the industrial and military, the scientific and the strategic, finance and trained manpower, the laboratory and the parade ground, the railway yards and the reinforcement camp, the sheltered man of ideas and the rugged man of...