Word: supers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...States and the Soviet Union must maintain military presence in the Middle East to preserve peace." Walzer's argument is logically bankrupt. To minimize the potential of the Middle East crisis from leading to World War III, it would be logical to argue for a minimized involvement of the super powers NOT the physical presence of both. The minimal participation of the super powers is achieved when they limit their roles to that of participants in the negotiation processes. To apply Walzer's argument universally is to argue that the Soviet Union and the United States should deploy troops everywhere...
...facility that looks more like a garden apartment complex than a military barracks. Completely air-conditioned, the buildings are equipped with color television, single beds, spacious lockers and individual toilet facilities that old Sad Sack, the perennial latrine orderly, would not believe. So far, only one of these super-barracks has been constructed at Fort Jackson, but three others are being built or are scheduled for erection, enough to handle half of the 4,000 male recruits that stream through the gates every month...
Whatever that was, however, Guyton had it. After scoring 9 points Friday and 10 Saturday, she was the only Cliffe player to make the all-tournament team. Said Radcliffe coach John McCarthy," Jeannie was super. She just outhustled everyone under the boards for two games straight. She played the best two games I've seen her play...
Minor Masters. A few of the super-ringers draw pay that is almost up to pro standards back home. Because the Italian teams are nominally amateur, but are owned by industrial companies, a number of American players are officially paid as company public relations men, receiving between $30,000 and $40,000 a year. In Spain the going rate for an American star is close to $50,000 a year. Many Americans do not fare nearly so well. In France the average U.S. player earns $700 a month, though a "grand Américain " (a player with exceptional talent) takes...
...quarterback starts leading pass rushers on a mad chase around the backfield, pass coverage often breaks down. Moreover, if Tarkenton can scramble enough to tire the Steelers' pass rushers, they could become vulnerable to the run. Minnesota also has the advantage of experience; this is their second consecutive Super Bowl and the third in the past six years. They are hungry for their first...