Word: tripped
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Coach Bill McCurdy was flu-ridden and did not make the trek to New Jersey. For McCurdy, and the ailing members of his squad who did not make the trip and had to content themselves with sprints for the porcelain bowl, it was a dismal end to a dismal season...
...research issue has reached national and possibly legislative importance. Diane Echevarria, a spokesperson for Science for the People and lab technician said yesterday. "The issue is larger than the laboratory. The group among us that sponsored the forum on DNA at Harvard are organizing the Washington trip...
...Chinamen." Between the immense stolidity of its bourgeois life and the thinness of its cultural milieu, Ostend in the late 19th century must have been one of the most stuffy places in Europe, but Ensor could hardly bear to leave it. In his whole life he made just one trip to Paris, one to Holland, and possibly a four-day excursion to London; that...
...MacLaine shows no sign of ever planning to leave the business. Though she vocally supported George McGovern for President in 1972 and last January performed at Jimmy Carter's Inaugural, Shirley has pushed politics into the wings. She is considering a return trip to China once her book is finished, and thinks a Broadway musical would also be nice, especially if she could work on a New York movie at the same time. But MacLaine will keep on dancing, she insists, "as long as my legs don't give out and the people keep coming. My permanent existence...
Loder agreed that NYPUM teaches its enrollees a sense of responsibility and consideration. "Going down to Camp Edwards, they're swearing at each other and at each other's throats," Loder says. "By the end of the trip, though, they're helping each other...