Word: virginia
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...last point of Curley's gut-wrenching 5-4 triumph in the tie-breaker of his third set against the University of Virginia's Harland Stone proved to be the one point that made all the difference as the Harvard men's tennis team opened its '79 spring season by beating the Cavaliers in New Haven...
...Harvard's other singles players also lost their first set before adapting to the fast surface of Yale's indoor courts and bouncing back to take the last two sets. Virginia had familiarized itself with the Elis' courts when it dropped its match on Sunday to Yale...
William D. Myers, public services assistant in the library, said yesterday construction may anger out-of-town users. "People have come up over the summer all the way from Tennessee and Virginia to use our collection, and they won't be too pleased if we can't make the books available," Myers added...
Laforet scored 5-1 victories over Wellesley foes Alison Clark and Virginia Penhome. Crimson freshman Caroline Powell also turned in a solid performance winning three matches before falling 5-3 to Wellesley's Mary Vaskas...
There is a vaguely James Bondian flavor to the wiry Nitze. As chief strategist for the Committee on the Present Danger, he resides in a Virginia penthouse office with a glass wall. The Soviets call him "the white-haired hawk." Many U.S. arms experts would agree, believing that Nitze has narrowed his vision to statistics, which cannot tell the full story of power. They counter his figures with compelling arguments that without a treaty the arms race will grow, and the Russians will gain even more unless the U.S. adds massively to its own arsenal...