Word: rushing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Whoever is quarterbacking for the Crimson Saturday will run up against another ECAC player of the week. Yale's defensive end Jim Gallagher was named to the ECAC's squad for his solid rushing defense and strong pass rush against Princeton last week...
...John Hancock building, the Hilton and the Drake, skyscrapers like you don't see in Milwaukee, towering over what always seemed a gaudy wild circus with simple folk and winos and businessmen and dragged-out, bundle-laden suburban housewives all lined up along the elevated platform for the "noon rush hour." And still one more thing. The sheer face of the aquamarine federal court building mirroring the progress of the lumbering train as it dives into the tunnel and pulls into a lower stall under the Loop's Union Station...
Even for the most liberated of women, a man sometimes comes in handy. Actress Jane Fonda's handyman last week was Lawyer-Author Mark Lane (Rush to Judgment), who flew from New York to Cleveland to spring Jane from jail. Charged with importing some 2,000 tranquilizers and pep pills from Canada and roughing up a cop and a customs agent to boot, Jane, 32, said of her overnight stay in stir: "When you think that the best people in this country are now in jail, I didn't mind it at all." For Dewi Sukarno, 30, widow...
...back in September. Football aficionados were flocking to the ticket offices then to get seats for what everyone predicted would be a showdown for the Ivy League cellar. Now it appears that only seventh place is at stake since Brown made such an early-season rush for the coveted cellar, emblematic of a school which places scholarship over athletic prowess. Dartmouth, of course, has never finished last. There should be a lot of passing thanks to Poncho Micir, Don Jackson, and all the liquor in the stands, and when everyone finally gets to go home, the winner will be Columbia...
...Treasury for as much as $1 billion to restore stock to customers of failing brokers, all may be well for investors, though not necessarily for their brokers. The Goodbody furore has improved the bill's chances, but it still could be put aside in an adjournment rush at the end of Congress's lame-duck session. If the S.I.P.C. bill fails and the trouble continues, Wall Street will face a terrifying unknown: What would be the consequences of the failure of a major house whose customers are not protected by anyone in either downtown Manhattan or Washington...