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...argument that the scene is the highest degree of athletics. It is a skill, and a highly-refined one. There is more that goes into good Boogie than goes into a wishbone option. And as anyone that has lived through an all-night oldies trip can attest, it's physicality in its purest form. A night at Charley's Place or any such beer-room dive supplying The Golden Sound, will show that it's more workout than a two-hour trip...
...commonly known that, proportionally, women's average SAT scores tend to be higher than men's scores. Not only did a Yale trustee attest to this fact, he bluntly commented that women are simply more mature physically and mentally at age 17 than men are. If so, the students believe that for Yale to admit the most qualified students, it must enable its admissions office to choose sex-blind so that the qualified women, many of whom, at present, do not even apply because of the high male-female ration, can be accepted in parity with equally qualified...
Hanoi is certainly considering a ceasefire, as captured documents attest. They outline a plan for isolating Saigon and seizing power from a coalition government. Yet despite the fact that they stand to gain from a ceasefire, the North Vietnamese have given no indication of immediate interest...
...attest to the invalidity of the vote I should point out that seated in front of me at Sanders was a group of Cambridge high school students who voted on every proposal, and indeed, there were also large contingents from both Lesley College and Boston University that also participated in the voting. I agree that the escalation of the Vietnam war is of great concern to all students, however, on issues such as amnesty for the occupiers of Massachusetts Hall. Angola, and the abolishment of the CRR, these outside students have little or no idea of the complexity...
...hard to believe she had ever borne anything so young and vital as Kitty. The mother told me how she had once found and entire box of Lyons tea-cakes--"and not touched, not even opened, mind you"--on her way to visit Kitty. She called Kitty over to attest to how good the tea-cakes had been, and Kitty bounded over smiling good-naturedly. "They were just a bit stale, but awfully good." she said. But an even greater find, the mother said, had been a lovely pair of men's leather gloves. She had no use for them...