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...Crimson shattered the downstream mark by 59 seconds over the grueling four-mile course and gained the unofficial national championship. Harvard stormed the finish line in 18:22.4 while Yale pulled in at 18:30.8 in the 115th renewal of the oldest intercollegiate sporting event on the Thames in New London, Conn. Parker Promptly took off for Europe to coach the U.S. National squad...
...Harvard men's heavyweight crew completed its pristine 1980 season by trouncing Yale in the 115th renewal of the nation's oldest intercollegiate athletic competition on the Thames River in New London, Conn., June...
...that well the Crimson must, for one, overcome a psychological disadvantage built up over recent years. In both 1968 and 1969, Harvard entered the meet with high hopes, only to be disappointed. Last year, for example, Mike Koerner was the team's highest finisher, placing a dismal 115th. Harvard was 29th...
George Balanchine's 115th ballet is an evocative tribute to a corner of his own past. Who Cares?, which was given its world premiere by the New York City Ballet last week, is a nostalgic, gently ironic reminder that "Mr. B." spent a few lean years in the '30s as a creator of dance for stage musicals. In Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, which he designed for the 1936 Rodgers and Hart hit, On Your Toes, Balanchine brought a touch of ballet to Broadway. Who Cares? brings back a little bit of old Broadway to ballet...
...ironic accident of timing. The American Medical Association's 115th annual convention in Chicago last week wound up just in time for the doctors to go home to deal with the consequences of Medicare, the social security-administered medical insurance that so many of them had fought against so vehemently and so long...