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...third time this year Copple had sustained the injury, first this spring and then again during the Shrine Bowl??€”an All-Star game for graduating Nebraska seniors, on July 24. Nor is he a stranger to the surgery—he has had the same procedure performed on his right shoulder. He had hoped treatment could be postponed until after his first semester at Harvard...
...after back-to-back Harvard victories, someone in that Connecticut abattoir of the mind probably decided that the best way to prevent another Bulldog loss was to incite the home crowd with a late-game spectacle. So the unknown marauders planted a package filled with fireworks on the Yale Bowl??€™s dingy scoreboard. And when New Haven’s ever-busy police found the suspicious box—several hours before it could have been deployed—they locked down the field and the surrounding streets, causing traffic delays for Harvardian and Yalie alums both...
More threatening to the masses of eager football fans was a temporary bomb scare that had the New Haven and Yale police cordoning off part of the Bowl??€™s perimeter and searching it with bomb-sniffing dogs (Please see related story, at left...
Staples said students were charged for Game tickets in the past so the athletics department could reserve enough seating for students in Harvard Stadium, which seats only 31,000—far less than Yale Bowl??€™s 70,000 capacity...
Small also took issue with the government’s recent anti-drug campaign— which included commercials that ran during the Super Bowl??€”that implied that drug users supported terrorist networks...