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...Dales, Spence Fitzgibbons and Glenn Alexander carded a trio of 76s on the scenic seaside links that look like a Watteau watercolor spread on a rather large canvas. Alex Vik and Chip Raffi went around in 82 and George Arnold and Ron Himelman both shot...
...Crimson was paced by a freshman, Chip Raffi, from Winchester, who was the meet's co-medalist with a score of 73. Raffi, ranked fifth on Harvard's ladder for yesterday's pairings, had nines of 40 and 33, which tied MIT's Doug Parigian for low score...
When the tabloid-size Trib hit New York City last January, it had a print order of 200,000 copies, an innovative magazine-style format, a highly automated production system, a blue-chip board of politically conservative backers and a priceless reservoir of good wishes from a city that had not seen a major new daily in seven years. As the paper's bus ads trumpeted, THE TRIB: IT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED SOONER...
Dales was followed by Glenn Alexander who went around in 77 in his varsity debut. Seniors Dave Paxton and Peter Smith both carded 80s, while yardling Chip Raffi racked up an 82. Ron Himelman and Theo Melas Kyriazi fired a brace of 83s. Kyriazi, playing with an injured hand, narrowly missed an eagle on number 18. "We showed we have some pretty solid depth," said Donovan, adding that every round was respectable...
Many lawyers also devote time to clients who cannot pay. This is admirable, but not entirely altruistic; they are supposed to do so under the Code of Professional Responsibility. In the late 1960s, idealistic young lawyers persuaded blue chip firms to let them do pro bono publico work, representing indigents on the firms' time at their regular salaries. Moreover, small-town lawyers have long been known to dispense free legal advice or tear up the bill for a strapped client. And school and hospital boards are often populated with lawyers who in addition to getting known around town perform valuable...