Word: silver
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...student, or a devotee-head shaven-clothed in a plain saffron robe, or an elderly but open-minded adventures, or, perhaps, a Texan in town for the first time, your hair cropped closely around the edges, with your string tie held closely in place with a silver Longhorn clasp...
...Harvard, where, according to his official Nepalese biography, he picked up "exciting food for thought." To get through his wedding, however, what the young prince needed most was stamina. First there were two days of elaborate Vedic ceremonies. On the day of the wedding itself, Prince Birendra mounted a silver howdah atop an elephant at the Royal Palace, then led a two-mile procession through the capital. At a courtyard in the Palace of the Lion, the prince joined the princess in seven ceremonial circuits around an eternal flame. They then sat down on a simulated bed for a full...
...Crimson's best chances for victory are undoubtedly in the diving, where Dave Silver, Tom Wallace, and Dick Eisenberg should have little trouble with Mike Donahue, Mike Cahalan is a possible winner in the 50-free even though Rich May has done 21.5, 0.4 seconds faster than Cahalan. And Steve Krause may well be the victor in the individual medley...
...sees a field of three foot wires capped with squares, like mortarboards. A taller field of wires stands behind, with tinted silver disks on their tops. The effect is mesmerizing: two fields of waving silver, apparently changing their undulations according to the noise you make. The wires are anthropomorphic, seeming to have heads and hips, ever-waving, never-jerking hips. Sensual fantastical steel to play with. Imagine a bigger field of that in the Rockefellr Center mall, or as a street divider in Harvard Square...
...Paul Brundage gained Penn momentary glory by beating Kobick in the individual medley, but when the Quakers' diver, talented Bob Koons, had to settle for second place behind Dave Silver, it was just a question of getting the meet over with Harvard swept the three-meter board later when Koons, who had been sick all week, didn't compete...