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...Tuesday or Thursday afternoon in the fall, look instead to the action behind the Stadium. There, in the shadows of that aging, hulking monolith, as the days grow shorter and the nights colder, is real sport...
...NOTEBOOK: New Hampshire is colder than Massachusetts. The 11 a.m. start and gusting winds made the Harvard entourage--used to the warmer climate down south--quite uncomfortable. Still, almost 100 people braved the weather to watch the game. They must be used to it... UNH remains undefeated, with a 3-0-1 record. Harvard is 1-2-1... UNH outshot Harvard, 16-3, 11-1, in the second half. The Wildcats earned 14 corners to two for Harvard, and New Hampshire goalie Debbie Cram needed to stop only two shots...
...detective and a writer. Truman Capote calls it "A Non-Fiction Account of an American Crime," putting it in a class with In Cold Blood. Again, Capote explores the American penchant for evil. But so simple is his tone and so macabre his tale that this short work seems colder and bloodier than his earlier account of multiple murders in the New West. With In Cold Blood, Capote invented a genre; 15 years later, he has whittled a tiny literary headstone for the remains of American innocence...
...voters keep turning out to support his candidacy for reelection. It is partly the same patriotic tendency that caused John Kennedy's poll ratings to rise after the debacle at the Bay of Pigs. But there are signs that Carter's extended Indian summer may be turning colder. In the wake of the U.N. uproar, Senator Ted Kennedy began attacking Carter forcefully on the issue; the dismay of pro-Israeli voters could become significant in the two big primaries just coming up: Illinois and New York...
...meters. She had won the World Championship in 1979 and the event was one of her best, but a series of irritants nagged her. It was snowing, for one thing, and she was slated to go first, something skaters hate to do. The ice is always colder-and therefore slower-before it is worked over by the competitors. Worse, the first racer out on the course has to set her own pace. Still, these were all minor annoyances compared to the fact that she had sprained her ankle the previous weekend. Oddly, the ankle did not bother her when...