Word: weights
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...grossly abused such gifts and our gratitude. Like other liberty loving human beings, we cannot trade our liberty and blood for favors and goodies. Hard feelings can be avoided as long as people are left to determine, pursue, and safeguard their own destiny. The U.S. should not throw her weight around, but should give Africa a chance to solve her own problems. Aggrey Aworl '65 President, East African Students' Organization in the Americas
Almost half of the rest of the Crimson scoring came from captain Art Croasdale, who took second places in the weight throw and shot put. Croasdale's perennial nemeses from Northeastern, Bill Corsetti and Carl Wallin, were the winners of these two events...
Corsetti's winning effort in the weight was 60 ft., 7 in., almost two feet longer than Croasdale's best toss of 58 ft., 8 1/4 in. Croasdale's best put, a 54 ft., 9 3/4 in. heave, was a marked improvement over quite good enough to win. Wallin threw the shot...
...name into the Harvard record books unless Art Croasdale comes up with the best put of his career. Minutes afterwards, Croasdale squares off with Northeastern's Bill Corsetti, the only other collegian in the Boston area who can break the 60-foot mark in the 35-pound weight throw...
...where it hurt. If approved, the measure would have forced Phillips to choose between his two chief loves--Republicans and the Council. The leaders of the HYRC who had just lost to Phillips in a bitter power struggle carefully avoided public connection with the movement, but nonetheless put their weight behind...