Word: come
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Winthrop controlled the ball most of the second half, but failed to come up with anything on the board. Intercepting a Winthrop pass, Bill Darling carried the ball 65 yards for Eliot's third TD. Steve Waldo kicked the conversion soccer style...
Koerner and Jergens were rated the number one and two men on the team after the first three races, but Koerner is suffering from tendonitis and Jergens has achilles tendon problems in both legs. They won't run tomorrow, but there some chance they will come back for the Cornell race on Saturday...
After the meeting, Stephan A. Kaplan '69, president of the HUC, said "apparently a few guys wanted to check on some more facts to make sure that we can come out with the right thing...
These races were chosen because they are closely-contested and involve relatively small budgets, according to George B. Washington '69, the committee's treasurer. "The CNP will probably have raised over $5000 by Wednesday night. About half will come from Harvard and Radcliffe students, the rest from faculty members and community canvasses," he said...
Both films run afoul in failing to realize the potentials of this altered premise, offering instead an anticlimactic retreat to years-old cliche. The runaways in Chicago come up against syndicate prostitution and car theft, rather than amphetamine suicides, birth control, and police busts. Harold Fine's final disenchantment with his hippie existence is the combined result of (a) sexual jealousy, and (b) revulsion at how dirty hippies are (the screenplay sanctions the first, and seems deeply repelled by the latter), and leaves him at the finale in a limbo audiences would have found preposterous had not The Graduate conned...