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...loner. That's why he likes driving the new Harvard shuttle bus-at least along the Business School leg of the trip. (Tuesday night, no more than two or three students boarded the green and white striped minibus to join A1 on the lonely journey across Anderson Bridge to the B-School parking...
...twice an hour, seven hours a night, five nights a week, A1 drives an empty (almost) bus from Harvard Square, to Harvard Business School, down the bumpy, serpentine streets that connect the undergraduate houses, and back to the Square again...
Jack Rule covers the Square-to-Hilles beat in the evenings. (A1 alternates in the afternoons between the 'Cliffe and B-School routes.) It may be less lonely than Lee's evening circuit, but it's still monotonous...
...evening Radcliffe trips (Rule's route) are the most productive, but changes are in the air. In the future, A1 Lee may find relief from his loneliness, but as for the monotony...
...Elida's window. She lived off 145th in Harlem, and if you hung far enough out the window, you could see the Polo Grounds. I had to hang out to my knees, but I knew the team anyway. Kranepool, Ron Hunt, Choo Choo Coleman, Hot Rod Kanehl, Roger Craig, A1 Jackson, Jim Hickman--this is a litany from somebody who never seemed to collect baseball cards. With Stengel in the dugout, these simple nobodies became a dangerous crowd of misfits. It was an easy charm. For these were lean years in New York: there were the AFL's Titans...