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...Berkeley players have bragged that they have already passed over the hard part of the road to the National Championships."--John Knauss, organizer of the National Rugby Championships which will take place this weekend in Dayton, Ohio...
...Berkeley coach Ned Anderson apparently disagrees with some of his players, saying that "the emotion and intensity of a particular team will determine if they can rise to the occasion and win in Dayton...
...California, Correspondent Diane Coutu interviewed M.B.A.s at Stanford and the University of California at Los Angeles and Berkeley and found that today's business students are perhaps better rounded than their predecessors. Observes Coutu: "Though some M.B.A.s are clearly clever, brilliant was not the word that most often came to mind. These are achievers, people who worked hard in college to earn the chance to work harder in business school." Reporter-Researcher Denise Worrell interviewed business school deans at Dartmouth and Cornell and spoke with Wall Street executives, while Correspondent Patricia Delaney visited the University of Chicago and Northwestern...
...Michaels is a short-story writer who occupies a place between Philip Roth and Donald Barthelme in the periodic table of American prose stylists. He secures this position with a first novel that assembles a group of men to emulate a women's consciousness-raising session. In a Berkeley, Calif, living room, a basketball pro, an accountant, a doctor, a lawyer, a real estate agent, a college teacher and a psychotherapist ventilate their feelings and talk about their appetites...
...morning, badgering Diana for details of the romance. All this moved Mrs. Shand Kydd to write a letter of protest to the Times, and moved her daughter, finally, to tears. After a hectic pursuit from South Kensington to Mayfair, Diana sat and wept on a bench in Berkeley Square, comforted by a friend, while the repentant press slipped a note onto the seat of her red mini Metro: "We didn't mean this to happen. Our full apologies." "The press made Diana's life difficult," said her father, the eighth Earl Spencer, "but she behaved very well...