Word: tides
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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UMass eked out decisions in the 150 and 158-pound classes but Bruce Johnson swung the tide back to Harvard by rolling his opponent for a quick six-point...
Barnaby said of his team's victory that he was "as happy as a clam in the mud in low tide. It was really a good...
...maxims. Among them: "Nobody gives a damn about a writer or his problems except another writer." Assuming that his readers had no interest in reading about his writers, Ross kept intramural gossip out of his magazine, and so has his successor William Shawn. Yet neither editor could stem the tide of moonlight memoirs by New Yorker staffers. James Thurber gave Ross himself a full-dress treatment in The Years with Ross (1959). Now, on the magazine's 50th birthday this week, comes Brendan Gill's account of his nearly 40 years with everybody at The New Yorker...
Soplimore defenseman Tom Gillanse started the penn comeback at 11:47, of the second period, and Peter Loe made it 6-2 at the 18:00 mark. Steve Siba scored Penn's final marker early in the third, and it was left to Petrovek to stem the tide, which...
...know of no other explanation for this stranger lack than to submit that there to one target with science in its tide which is as safe to lob bricks as at the home of only low on town science fiction. Put it down and the lightning does not strike. To sneer at it is perhaps to express a suspicion that perhaps science has become too much the master, that perhaps science will become aware that dissent exists...