Word: wilding
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Like all boxers, Ronnie is a seagoer--he's had his share of ups and down. At 21, though, he can still look forward to the biggest crest in his career. When his Marine teammate Leon Spinks fought in the Olympics, he was called. "The Wild Bull of Camp LeJeune." If Ronnie DiNicola were ever to make the Olympic boxing team, he might be known as "The Italian Stallion of Camp Harvard...
They'll have a tough act to follow. Last year's team, coming off a dismal 2-4 dual meet record, demolished Princeton and Yale in a Big Three upset, then ran wild in the IC4As to an unexpected first place finish, and capped the season with a more than respectable (just being there was more than respectable) 23rd place finish in the NCAAs...
...film except one. Halfway through she cracked a rib when Actor Richard Gere, who plays a stud named Tony, threw her to the floor. "It was my fault," she said. "I knew how to take the fall, but I blew it. Besides, it's fun to do that wild, physical stuff. And it's nice to get really angry and scream, and then walk away from the responsibility for all that when the shooting is over...
...efforts to keep the economy expanding steadily and avoid inflation, the Federal Reserve Board strives to hold the annual increase in money supply with-in a narrow range-at present, 4% to 6½%. Yet for most of the past year, money growth has been riding a wild roller coaster-dropping all the way down to zero in one month, soaring to an annual rate of almost 20% in another. In the past few months, the money supply has been swelling at such a fevered rate as to cause anxiety even among powerful congressional Democrats, who usually favor an easy...
Chicago will not prove to be one of the most memorable plays you have ever seen, but in a dirty sort of way it provides a night of good clean fun. Although the Broadway cast is rumored to be much better, if you are in a wild and corruptible mood, Chicago packs a lot of rat-a-tat-tat. Michael A. Calabrese