Sweezy, 93, who died of congestive heart failure Feb. 28 in Larchmont, N.Y., went on to write “The Theory of Capitalist Development,” an introduction to Marxist economics published in 1942 and ...

Ms. Sweezy begged and borrowed $22,500 to buy the financially staggering Jugtown in 1968. She came up with new glazes to replace ones that used lead, and gave them names like Blueridge Blue and ...

Susan Sweezy, J.R.’s mom and Wilhelm’s daughter, created a T-shirt in 2013 emblazoned with “It Ain’t Easy Being Sweezy” and a caricature of No. 64 in a Seahawks home blue uniform.

Both Sweezy and Walsh were popular and able teachers in the Economics department. Both men held three-year appointments as instructors and when this period was up, In 1937, the Department strongly ...

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Right guard J.R. Sweezy, who was due to make $6.5 million after starting 14 games last season, has been released by the Buccaneers.

Sweezy started all but two games for Seattle from 2013-15 but the Seahawks gave no real thought to matching the offer he got from Tampa Bay — a five-year deal worth $32.5 million (which was ...

Sweezy has been a durable option for the Seahawks since they drafted him in the seventh round in 2012. Sweezy made three starts in 2012, 15 starts in 2013, 16 starts in 2014 and 15 starts in 2015.

Sweezy received his degree Magna cum Laude, with Highest Honors in History, the first degree of the kind granted at Harvard.

J.R. Sweezy, who spent five seasons of his eight-year career with the Seahawks, signed a one-day contract with Seattle on Friday that will allow him to retire with the franchise that drafted him ...

Sweezy made 15 starts for the Seahawks in 2018 after re-joining the team on a one-year deal that paid him around $1.8 million factoring in roster and playing-time bonuses.