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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Western and Japanese visitors enjoyed a glimpse of Chinese culture and society before the Revolution? One can only conclude that the forthcoming American assistance in the modernization of China will be indeed a test of the continued vitality of the Revolution. The Chinese leadership will have to set close limits on the influence of American money, and police the projects for which they are enlisting the help of American firms...
...Huber and Sara Fischer set each other up in the second period for the Crimson's only tallies. Huber, who leads the team with 17 goals and 11 assists for 28 points, took a pass from Fischer before breaking down left wing and beating the B.C. netminder from in close to make the score...
...meet, he could not have realized the irony of his comment. For as he extended his hand, the Commerce Department, unknown to the President, turned what was proferred as a handshake into a slap in the face--on the same day, the Commerce Department announced its unilateral decision to close a big export promotion center in Mexico, making a mockery of Carter's trip, which was supposed to open up lines of communication between the two nations on the very question of improving trade relations...
...timing was repeatedly off. "We were thinking too much," leftwinger Sara Fischer said after the game. "People would see someone else breaking and think, 'Should I pass it now or wait?' By the time we made up our mind, it was too late." Plays that had worked before came close to working again--then just missed. A superfluous pass or a premature shot was enough to turn likely scoring chances into blown opportunities...
Like any Harvard-Yale tilt, this contest was a grudge match. The Crimson hadn't lost to the Elis since 1961, but the squad barely survived a 5-4 scare last season at New Haven. The Yalies, tired of "so close but no...," were looking to light the victory cigar this time around. But it was not to be, for the Harvard racquetmen were determined to end what some would call a disappointing season with a satisfying...