Word: tracked
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Squash, women's 4 0 0 1st 7-0 Swimming, men's 6 1 0 2nd 9-2 Swimming, women's 7 0 0 1st 10-0 Tennis, men's 3 3 0 5th 8-9 Tennis, women's 7 0 0 1st 14-7 Track, men's indoor 0 4 0 6th 2-6 Track, men's outdoor 0 3 0 6th 0-4 Track, women's indoor 0 4 0 4th 2-6 Track, women's outdoor 1 2 0 3rd 1-2 Volleyball, men's 1 3 0 T-3rd 6-9 Volleyball, women...
...lose last Saturday, though, they and their classmates, Phil Mote and Lionel Leventhal--who were victorious in another race in Syracuse, N.Y. Saturday--helped put Harvard rowing back on track...
...Sailing New England "Top Five" New England Top Skipper Maia Forman '89 Volleyball All-Ivy Second Team Chris Garvey '88 Lacrosse All-N.E. Second Team All-America Hon. Mention Paul Gompers '87 Cross Country All-Ivy First Team All-East All-America GTE Academic All-America Indoor Track All-Ivy First Team Jenny Greene '89 Swimming All-Ivy First Team Sharon Hayes '88 Basketball All-Ivy Second Team Softball All-Ivy First Team Peter Holmes '88 Wrestling All-Ivy Second Team Nick Hotchkin '88 Soccer All-Ivy Second Team Char Joslin '90 Field Hockey All-Ivy Second Team Hockey...
...truer, sadder sigh has never escaped from a movie sound track. He has, after prodigies of bloodshed and the loss of precious friends and values, fulfilled the classic destiny of a movie hero. Garbed in a mysterious, often near comical purity, he has arrived in a profoundly corrupted community and, by imposing his eerie conscientiousness on it, awakened its conscience. Now the city is at peace, in part because Ness has taken upon himself some of its wickedness. Or, as he puts it, "I have become what I beheld, and I am content that I have done right...
...year, as anxiety about AIDS has spread across the nation, the Reagan Administration has been paralyzed by a debate about whether to advocate widespread, mandatory testing for antibodies to the AIDS virus. Secretary of Education William Bennett has been outspoken in arguing that testing is the only way to track and ultimately contain the spread of the fatal virus, which has been detected in nearly 36,000 Americans but may already have infected as many as 1.5 million. Opposing him have been medical professionals led by Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, who contends that mandatory testing would have the undesirable...