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DIED. JAMES CALLAGHAN, 92, British Prime Minister whose mild manners came to be viewed as complacency during his three-year tenure, which was beset by a series of labor strikes in the late 1970s, and helped usher rival Margaret Thatcher into office; in East Sussex, south of London...
Veteran long distance runners Mairead O’Callaghan and Beverly Whelan led the way for the women’s team—showing the strength of the senior leadership on the team...
...equivalent meet for the women, the Harvard-Yale-Princeton tri-meet, saw the Crimson fall to its two rivals. O’Callaghan finished eighth for Harvard, its best finish...
...women also had a successful end to the season, taking home 13th at the Regionals, with O’Callaghan finishing up her Harvard cross country career with a 38th-place finish...
While the women will be graduating O’Callaghan and fellow varsity runner Whelan, almost the entire men’s team will return next fall when the Crimson will be one of the favorites to win Heptagonals...