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Through the first 10 minutes of the second period, the two goaltenders traded pretty saves. A Pat Ethier blast from the point did get past Lau but clanged off the right post much to the chagrin of the Coliseum crowd...
...year has indeed been good for the ADA. It was just over twelve months ago that the Reagan landslide sounded liberalism's death toll, but since then the ADA has greatly expanded its membership and solidified ranks fractured in 1968, when it endorsed Eugene McCarthy for President to the chagrin of many labor leaders. The ADA has gained 5000 members in the past year, and a strong youth movement has erupted on many college campuses. Charlie King, national director of the ADA youth caucus, predicts a resurgence of 60s student activism; meetings of the youth caucus at the convention reflected...
With decreasing federal aid and the rising cost of higher education, many Harvard students will be changing their tune next year to the note of $1.560. Much to my chagrin I will be one of those new tune carriers. so to beat the rush I've composed a new song, a victory song, a song proclaiming our number one place in the Ivy League as its most expensive school. Unfortunately, most of us will have to sing this song next year and so I thought I would share it with the Harvard community...
That may be the trend, but the major share of the estimated annual $200 million to $250 million maternity-clothes market is still absorbed by those dread synthetics, which are usually cheaper and almost always require less maintenance. Blends bloom even at Bloomie's, to the surprise and chagrin of one Manhattan attorney who exclaimed, "Everything looks terrible. It's all polyester. I can't wear that to the office." Says Jacqueline McCord Leo, 35, author of The New Woman 's Guide to Getting Married: "You can't get silk...
...chagrin and embarrassment of his aides, Ronald Reagan over the years has displayed an uncanny, if unintentional, knack for misstating, misusing, or just plain missing the facts. In his press conference last week, the Great Communicator may have set a personal record in miscommunication. The most conspicuous gaffes...