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Coach Tim Murphy must bear part of the responsibility for the Crimson's lackluster 1-6, 0-4 Ivy record. Frankly, the offensive play calling has been homogeneous. The same plays are run in the same situations. First and 10? Give the ball to Eion. Second and long? Give the ball to Eion. Third and long? Vin on the out-pattern to Colby...
...deeply honored to be here," Hill said. "I am very honored to see so many young students here tonight. Things are happening in the world far removed from your privileged situation here. I want you to bear in mind there are many many millions in the world who by virtue of being born into a certain group--ethnic, racial or religious--will never enjoy one tenth of the education you are getting...
...Maine had seven corners--more than half of its game total--in that five-minute span, all due to a Harvard mistake. It only ended when Black Bear Jeni Turner smacked a corner shot to the right of Milhollin with 3:59 to go in the opening period...
Although the U.N. enshrined a roster of universal human rights in 1948, its rule of sovereign noninterference is upheld as sacrosanct by regimes whose behavior at home would not bear close scrutiny. Says Sir Anthony Parsons, British ambassador to the U.N. from 1979 to 1982: "The U.N. has been a disastrous failure there. It set the standards and adopted conventions on everything you can think of--torture, women, children, civil rights--but does nothing to enforce them...
...forgotten Nahum Tate (1652-1715), who cut and pasted his way through Coriolanus, Richard II and, most notoriously, King Lear, to whom Tate restored sanity, crown and daughter Cordelia before the curtain fell. Among Lear's last Tate speeches: "Cordelia shall be a queen./ Winds catch the sound/ And bear it on your rosy wings to heaven./ Cordelia is a queen...