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Although Jacques Hugon's present role only requires he get wet once or twice a year--like in last Saturday's 79-34 dunking of Yale, when he appeared as guest anchorman on the Harvard divers' 400-yd. relay squad--the French-born sophomore has proven himself an invaluable asset to the Harvard men's swim team without ever scoring a point...
...sure, my strong comments aimed at Lesley, provided a convenient excuse to allow Lesley to show us that they want more special consideration. However, I firmly believe that the institution is quickly becoming far less than a valuable asset to this community which it once was as it eats up our neighborhood...
Keane, who began sailing in his hometown of Cohasset, Mass. at the age of eight, feels that his greatest asset lies in the fact that he is a "mental sailor...
...policies will result in more U.S. inflation, which would mean more instability for the dollar. The dollar's wild gyrations during the first three years of the Carter Administration disrupted international trade and made governments uneasy about continuing to hold U.S. currency as their chief reserve asset. Some $800 billion is held overseas, and Europeans are anxious to see the value of these funds protected. One of the few bright bits of financial news for the U.S. in 1980 was the strength of the American currency on international money markets. During the year, the dollar increased in value...
...guerrillas; Saigon orphans cry out in blind despair-and the effect is bracingly therapeutic. Talent does that, when it gels as it does here, when it infects all the participants on both sides of the footlights. How I Got That Story makes splendid use of that precious theatrical asset, the playgoer's imagination. Working together, Gray, Rothman, Stern and Gunton-and the audience-create a most benign conspiracy...