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...much as Pawloski and MacDonald have contributed, the depth of the freshmen group is its biggest asset. The Crimson last 10 lettermen last year, but it is enjoying a much more successful season this winter...
...tried Don at forward and boy can he shoot," Cleary noted. "It's nice to have versatile players, we consider that a great asset, it makes him a better player...
...Merrill, is handsome, if not as spectacular as Douglas W. Schmidt's Radio City triumph. Arthur Mitchell, director of the Dance Theater of Harlem, assisted Merrill with the vivid fights and crowd scenes and staged the dances, underscoring the slice-of-life vigor that is the opera's chief asset...
While most directors willingly accept their additional responsibilities, they can be forgiven if they sometimes long for the days of the easygoing men's club. Wrote Robert Mueller, chairman of the Arthur D. Little consulting firm, in his book Behind the Boardroom Door: "At board meetings the one unmatched asset is the ability to yawn with your mouth closed...
...only is age in his favor, but Law's familiarity with Latin America both inside and outside the Church makes him a valuable asset. Fluent in Sp0anish, the Archbishop was one of five key American clergymen to tour Cuba last week. There he participated in a three hour long discussion with Fidel Castro, led the3 largest Catholic mass in that country's 25-year Marxist regime, and asked that nation's leaders to consider releasing almost 100 political prisoners...