Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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OCTOBER 1966 1 Clean mayoralit) campaign elects All Monv (Jake Hagopian). 2 Student Council has student-faculty gripe sessions. 3 SPECTRUM magazine in financial trouble. ' 4 Bill Curran becomes starting fullback. ■5 Prowlers plague NU coeds and dorms. 6 Freshmen girls get sex talks. 7 Blues Project and Shirelles perform at Homecoming. s Donna Willoughby elected Homecoming Queen. 1=9 Apple-dunking contest held in Quad.

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SEPTEMBER 1966 1. South Vietnam elections won by Thieu and Ky. 2. Valerie Percy killed in Illinois home. 3. Father James Groppi begins civil disturbances in Milwaukee. 4. Blacks riot in Grenada, Miss. 5. US G.I. ' s burned by own planes carrying napalm. 6. S. African Prime Minister Verwoerd assassinated. 7. Chinese begin Mao ' s Cultural Revolution. 8. LBJ announces anti-inflation program. 9. Beatles hold concert in New York. 10. Raquel Welch begins her career in films. (37-22-35) 1 1. Adam Clayton Powell in trouble with Senate code. 12. Anti-smut campaign waged by moralists. 13. Yankees fall to last place; Koufax arm trouble.

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■IFW ' NU (6-2) C. W. Post 32 19 Bridgeport 6 17 Colby 6 41 A. I.C. 16 14 Springfield 28 15 N. Hampshire 14 4 King ' s Point 8 14 Cortland St. 7 Bill Curran Barrels Way Into Starting Fullback Slo Add ft tittle emJffc e W UiP«wwkw»» f«a«»8 im , «« mw — you haw now prod«c l North?« t«m » ar .aws ww f twi» ( MB I To «e if Mii new uraduct reaOly work , $w t a tto » an its Ktsry « loose on a football fk id. You then may aee tt Kttin IW y««U in »t aw , «v M ?■» In 22 earrtc . ■tayw. 4 r l mtM w fc tt» 1 1 i fcted t aHHwa .- (fed In both of Northeaatarirt victoria i for the csatwfwf fill the »£ w U this does not yet stive ywt « »« proof about Bill Curraa. maybe Hh put football record ifl Self y w. Haying foe Matt Quuwv Bt«b Bill agauwt Brid«rjwrt and Cb%. BiB . RfU . ! I wt-1 m a trained iu ur fc-r M» y-trU in 3 ■ — ' ™ ™ ' ■» ■» I each week Before the MOM I ed. ! took the «wfc oft to I extra running. l e w I years ahead. Coach Zftbttikl my . gained just under MOO yards ywrs of varsity competition. He was ao easy AU-ScnoUAie cootce and was also selected to the Hit School All-America team. Ik- had 65 College offers for his standout performance, but he wanted to stay around Boston. Last year on the freshmen squad Bill averaged 150 yards a game. Not convinced yet? Would you believe he ' s got bis coach saying tbat he ' s a com- plete football player? He ' s a blocker on defense as well as a ball carrier on offense. Coach Zabilski, in describing his running ability, said, It ' s pretty good. He gained over 100 yard against Bridgeport. We ' re very happy with him. AI out his second effort, Coach Zabilski said, He doesn ' t go back- wards when he ' s bit. He ' s got the right Northeastern attitude—lie al- ways goes forward. Toach ZabiUki Is exceptionally high on BUl ' s attitude. He ' s got a real high morale. He has the will to make sacrilices. He ' i a real CURRAN scored a touchdown w cad) game, and was a leader of the ground at- tack with gains of 104 and M yards, respectively, averaging t.7 yards a carry. Not bad for a : ptunnore. Hill kn«w« thai, m.wv i.xnorts haw weds 2 nwre panada and experience to be toother Cam He ' experienced as a more, but not cniito a CsaaaaM He ' s the est thing to ha though. He also added fti Bill has a different ttyk lm Cappy. Bill .says that his style J from Cappy ' s because 1 the ends mote than lie does. Ka ing that he is picked to re ' padono, BUI modestly haven ' t thought much a only hone to. Coach ZabQsti further on the different styles of bath ? ers. They both have si) own which are effective i If Bill ' s style is carry... on his back into the en ' did against Brtdgepoti ago. then his style us - (j iivineed vet