Word: western
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Western schools generally dominate the cross-country competition, but Harvard's Steve Hinkle should meet the challenge. Last week, Hinkle won the cross-country race at the Eastern Nordic Combined Championships. Ferner and Jim Wolfe are the other Harvard competitors...
Democracy flourished on the frontier. First in the small towns of New England, then later in the prosperity of the middle western plains, democracy grew in the process of town building and the community effort required to produce prosperity. Abraham Lincoln was its symbol and proponent in the nineteenth century...
...idea quietly gestated for several years. Then in 1965, Dr. Robert Ebert became the new dean of the Medical School. Dr. Ebert had earlier left Western Reserve to become Jackson Professor of Medicine at Harvard. The Jackson chair is one of the most prestigious in the world of medical academics, but there has been constant speculation that the prestige was not all that drew Ebert to Harvard...
Most Med School officials say that Ebert did not leave Western Reserve because it was opposed to community-involvement health plans. The only evidence is circumstantial: Ebert came to Harvard, and after he became dean, the Med School's health plan finally came to life. Throughout 1965 and 1966, Pollack and others worked on the detailed planning necessary to develop the program. Talking with administrators, chiefs of staff, and insurance directors, the Harvard staff kept working on plans into 1967. Finally last November, Harvard University announced that its Medical School would operate the nation's first university-sponsored pre-paid...
Michigan Tech's strength is its forwards, who make it the best checking team in the Western Conference. But is also gains some offensive punch from its outstanding defenseman Ken Desjardin, who leads the defensemen in points...