Word: triangulars
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Today's triangular will be the Crimson's easiest contest of the year. Wesleyan lost to Yale Wednesday night, 49-3: CCNY is comprised of a squad including three untested freshman, three wrestlers with no competitive experience, and two empty weight classes...
Isolated Field. The East Germans have their own small exclaves in West Berlin. There is, for instance, a triangular field between the Brandenburg Gate and West Berlin's Philharmonic Orchestra building that is cut off from East Berlin by the Wall. Correcting some of the problems would require the East Germans to move several sections of the Wall. Still, the secret negotiations made possible by the Big Four agreement offer hope that one day soon Eiskeller farmers will have electricity and Steinstuckeners will no longer have to spend three days acquiring permits to transport a piece of new furniture...
...This triangular menage was apparently just fine with the cool, emotionally evasive Franklin. But why didn't Eleanor, who hated it, have the matter out with both of them? For one thing, she had no confidence in her femininity. Franklin loved gaiety, wit and late-night revels. Eleanor was serious, humorless and terrified of alcohol. As his political career progressed, her duties multiplied. She entertained thousands. What with homes in Hyde Park, Campobello, New York City and wherever Franklin was working, a menage the size of a small army had to be moved several times a year...
This year's schedule will be significantly different because of the presence of so many triangular and quadrangular meets on the schedule. Lee has developed his schedule because 1) it eliminated mid-week matches and therefore permits more practice. 2) allows more wrestlers to gain varsity experience, and 3) forces the wrestlers to make weight less times. "I think the Saturday schedule is a great improvement," Lee said...
...recently signed treaties of friendship with the Soviet Union, despite their professed allegiance to Tito's policy of nonalignment. In some respects a sort of Marxist Metternich, the Yugoslav President has done a shrewd balancing act between the major powers with which Belgrade must deal. Recognizing that a triangular rivalry was inevitable among the U.S., the Soviet Union and China, he has tried to work himself into a livable relationship with all three...