Word: successful
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Owen, whose look "None of the Above: The Myth of Scholastic Aptitude" will hit the book stores later this month, charged that contrary for Educational Testing Service claims, success on the SAT doesn't indicate you are a good student-just a good test taker...
...last two pitchers the Crimson has faced have been the fastest it has seen all year, and if it is to continue having success the squad will have to adjust...
...article. You have certainly not reinforced in many minds the image of Harvard as a bastion of warmheartedness and generosity. You have also no doubt hampered the efforts of Harvard admissions officers and athletic coaches who recruit talented and bright students from an area where they have had notable success. In your tounge-and-check apologies you make no reference to these issues. The Harvard Crimson is a campus newspaper, or at least should be. Your journalism has done little to promote the reputation of Harvard-Radcliffe and much to establish enmity where there need be none. Christopher W. Johnson...
...sure that superstition is the right word," says Mack I. Davis, an assistant dean of the College and sports psychologist for the men's swimming team. "For a lot of athletes, it is an association of certain behaviors and symbols with success...
...Montreal Expos gave the first major league playing time to Mike Stenhouse '80. Stenhouse has since been traded to the Twins, where he figures to enjoy a great deal of success as a designated hitter. In their short history, the Expos have only had one other Ivy League grad on their roster. Ten points for naming this Ancient Eight great...