Word: woods
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...statement says that the addition of another academic building in the area would be confined to the non-residential district. Moulton also cited plans to "start an exterior rehabilitation program on most of the remaining wood frame houses," in a 13-acre site southwest of the Medical School...
...victors were strongest in the doubles matches, as the Sukie Magraw-Rita Funaro duo easily dispatched their opponents, 6-3, 6-1. In the other doubles match, Radcliffe's Kathy Agoos and Maude Wood whipped the pair from Wellesley...
...invitational, Radcliffe's lineup will consist of the team of Thal-Muscatine at number-one doubles, and Magraw-Wood at number...
...number four singles sophomore Maude Wood lost to Nancy Lewis...
Avery suffered a heart attack in 1949, which forced him to turn from the strenuous drypoint technique to the easier one of cutting in wood. He produced eighteen woodcut images in six years, mostly birds or seascapes almost childlike in their simplicity. Again, in search of energy, Avery strives not for sophistication but for the power of a basic form--a way to demonstrate the vitality of his world. He expresses all the pride and grandeur of a fan-tailed pigeon with nine zig-zagged lines. A dancer caught in mid-turn prepares to leap from the page...