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Since the collapse of the Farrell Bubble in a windstorm in December 1973, the track team has been forced to spend the indoor season in small, dusty Briggs Cage. Okerman notes that it is especially important for a New England school to have a good indoor facility because the indoor season here lasts from November to the end of March...
...American policy-makers like Nixon and Kissinger, the men who engineered the Christmas bombing of Hanoi in 1972. And if the war has not taught us to distinguish policy-makers from those who carry out their plans, we should not screen out members of the Phoenix project or tiger-cage guards until the same standards have been applied to their American advisers, American soldiers who committed atrocities, or American pilots who bombed harmless villages...
Actually, it probably began sooner than that, as the team could only practice for a couple of weeks in Briggs Cage before it went South because the track team was using the Cage in place of the now defunct bubble. Combine the limited practice with injuries to two key players. Leigh Hogan and Jimmy Thomas, and Harvard effectively began its season without a cohesive infield...
...some enlarged to fill one or more whole panels, as a picture of Anna Howard Shaw, lace-collared feminist; some in old-fashioned oval cameo frames. Other graphics include illustrations of old sewing machines culled from early catalogues, some alarming anatomical diagrams captioned "effects of corsets on the rib cage and organs," a high-stepping Flapper, scenes of factory work--a whole range of women in their changing images...
...town meeting" held in Briggs Cage to establish world priorities for the future ended yesterday on a note of optimism despite open criticism of its format and results by some participants...