Word: virginia
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...crack the women's ice hockey starting line-up and send Harvard to its third straight Ivy title. The recruits include: Cici Clark of South Hamilton, Mass.; Sandra Colt of Wenham, Mass.; Elizabeth Hanson of Lincoln, Mass.; Courtney Hurley of Lloyd Harbor, N.Y.; Lauren Messmore of Hartford, Conn.; Virginia Simon of Manchester, Mass.; Beverley Stickles of Concord, Mass. and Sandra White of Saugas, Mass...
...have to work hard to win by a couple shots this year," Krass said. "There are too many teams that have improved since last year. Virginia had a great recruiting year, and William and Mary, Princeton and Dartmouth all look strong...
...mechanical difficulties, the article "IOP Snags Six New Fellows," which appeared in Sunday's Crimson, was not printed in its entirety. The article omitted the name and study group titles of two of the fellows. Linwood Holton, who was the first Republican governor of Virginia, will lead a study group entitled "Challenging the Status Quo: A Two Party South." Ralph Neas, the executive director of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, a coalition of 180 national organizations that advocates rights for minorities in the legislature and the executive branch, will lead a study group called "The Bork Battle: The Legislative...
...complexes and Cineplexes that attract more and more home buyers. The Washington Beltway is a notoriously clogged 64-mile loop that carried an estimated 466,000 vehicles a day in 1976 and now handles 735,000. The average speed for Beltway commuters driving across the Woodrow Wilson Bridge from Virginia suburbs to Maryland communities is currently 23 m.p.h., down from 47 m.p.h...
...Authorities in Los Angeles, Chicago and other metropolitan areas have installed electronic sensors in the pavement to get a continuous reading of traffic speed and volume. When a highway becomes clogged, controllers can adjust the timing of stoplights on the on-ramps to reduce the flow of vehicles. In Virginia traffic supervisors use remote TV cameras installed along stretches of I-66 and I-395 to spot breakdowns, to which they immediately dispatch tow trucks that dispense free gasoline if a motorist needs it. Chicago's highway authority operates a huge mobile crane, dubbed Mad Max, that can lift...