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...Meter Hurdles--1. Kate Brew, Dartmouth, 1:03.50; 2. Jennifer Signori, Dartmouth, 1:04.54; 3. Nancy Lutz, Harvard, 1:05.68; 4. Patty Min, Harvard...
...This new brew, says Katz, not only tasted great but was very filling; it was almost equal to animal protein for nutrition. Furthermore, alcoholic intoxicants have "a very special significance in every society," he notes. All these pluses "provided the extra motivation to make sure they had the seeds around as a regular source of this special food...
...under, to Foster's, which promotes itself as: "Foster's, it's Australian for beer, mate." In the commercial, Paul "Crocodile Dundee" Hogan was shown clubbing a fish with a baseball bat. Now, Hogan is an affable looking chap and the ad showed promise so I checked out the brew. I found, however, a serious flaw with Foster's in the size of the can. No matter how good the first two-thirds of any Foster's, it takes the better part of a day to reach the room-temperature dregs. So I nixed Australia...
...moved on to Michelob which claims: "The Night Belongs To Michelob." In my opinion, this slogan is counter-productive because it seems to rule out any consumption in late a.m. and early p.m. hours, a prime brew-swilling period. The images that flashed before my eyes left me equally cold. Unless your idea of a hot night on the town consists of sitting in a neon-lit disco and watching Phil Collins' hairline recede, this brand fails to reach the acceptable level of sociability...
...long history of great slogans. "This Bud's for you." "When you say Budweiser, you've said it all." Powerful words for determined people. Their latest. slogan, though, tops them all: "I pledge allegiance to the King of Beers." This was exactly what I was looking for, a brew with a political manifesto to back...