Word: wolfs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Following this discouraging defeat, the Crimson rattled off three quick victories, shattering two University records in the process. Sophomore Tom Wolf started the barrage, cruising over the 200-yd. backstroke distance in 1:54.05, besting Chuck Holum of Yale by two seconds and eclipsing his own University record by three full seconds...
...medley relay, Harvard figures to go with sophomore Tom Wolf in the backstroke, freshman Ted Fullerton in the breaststroke, Yntema in the butterfly, and either Neville, Keim, or freshman Wes Raffel as the freestyle anchor...
...dialogue album is generally less successful. Segments are often too short. One is just getting into, say, The Sea Wolf only to be jerked rudely on to They Died with Their Boots On. Worse, that picture is represented not by its great scene-Custer's farewell to his wife -but by a battle sequence that does not have much meaning without director Raoul Walsh's superb imagery. However, films that depended on snappy cross talk for their best effects-Casablanca and The Big Sleep, for example-survive nicely as snippets of sound. In any case it seems graceless...
...generations Western sheepmen have reserved their deepest wrath for the coyote (Canis latrans), a wily cousin of the wolf with a healthy appetite for mice, rabbits and, according to the wool growers, lambs. Since 1972, when the Environmental Protection Agency flatly banned the most effective coyote poisons - Compound 1080 (monofluoride acetate) and the M44 (a spring-loaded tube containing sodium cyanide)-sheepmen have been howling loudly. They claim that a burgeoning coyote population is threatening their already risky business (which operates on a 2% profit margin) with ruin. They have begun attaching bumper stickers to their automobiles with legends like...
...Nickel Mountain comes as something of a surprise. But it's not as if the corpse of the boy who cried wolf were just found amidst self-righteous moralmongering. The novel's appearance is more triumphant, as if the boy, after playing his little joke once too often, were to return home one day bruised and bloody with the dead wolf's skin slung over his shoulder. Nickel Mountain has just that simple tone of life-enhancing experience...