Word: 21st
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Keefe, who has been Harvard's best performer throughout the season, is coming off a fourth-place finish in the Heptagonals. This excellent showing earned the Harvard captain a place on the All-Ivy team, where he was joined by Rafto, who finished 21st in the Heps last week...
There were some bright spots in the basically dismal Harvard performance. The young and the old supplied the Crimson with two All-Ivy stars, as senior captain Jim Keefe copped the fourth slot and freshman Stein Rafto finished 21st...
Allergic to Caviar. The most pointed criticism is that a nation of 32 million people cannot possibly be drawn into the technocratic 21st century by the fiat of a single man, no matter how good his intentions. The Shah at 55 is in good health-his worst indisposition, ironically, is an allergy that prevents his eating Iran's world-famous Caspian caviar -and he works a 15-hour day with scant time out for family life. But for all the Shah's skill and experience, sooner or later decisions must be shared more than they have been...
...Stanton Project want to thank Emily Wheeler for her fine article about our series of films on women in American history. Since its appearance in the August 21st edition of The Crimson, many members of the Radcliffe community have expressed their interest in and support of the project. That feedback has been very encouraging...
...country's median age moves upward from 28 today to more than 37 in about the middle of the 21st century, so will the average age of those who set trends in fashion, music and films. Professional sports too may be affected as the pool of young talent diminishes. Even now, older people are more apt to vote than younger people, and as they increase in number they will also become a greater political force. "There will be a tendency for the aging portion of the population to become more powerful," says Rand Corp.'s Dennis Detray...