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...following exclusive interview of Crimson hockey mentor Bill Cleary was conducted immediately following last night's Harvard-B.U. contest. Any reproduction without the express written consent of The Harvard Crimson is strictly prohibited...
More was no martyr by temperament. In Robert Bolt's A Man for All Seasons, he is a man splendidly fit for life, witty and compassionate, loving both God and His world. Unable to bring himself to consent to the Act of Succession, which legitimates Henry's divorce from Catharine of Aragon, he seeks safety in silence, counting on the law to protect him. In the hands of men like Thomas Cromwell, however, the law is an instrument that can be bent, Nixon-like, to suit any ends, and More is condemned finally on the basis of suborned evidence...
...court issued a consent order that required the Brigham's, Inc: owned store at 1702 Massachusetts Ave., near Radcliffe, to place in the window a clearly visible sign stating that Bic's serves Brigham's ice cream...
...after the first deaths were reported, compared with 21,000 on the previous day. Irritated by what he called the press's "body count" mentality, Dr. Theodore Cooper, HEW's assistant secretary for health, snapped: "Someone, I hear, dropped dead in South Carolina after reading the consent form [required of all those to be inoculated]. Should that be attributed to the swine-flu program...
...later at more palatial quarters in Sweden. Eventually, the old King died, and his grandson, Carl Gustaf, and not Prince Bertil, assumed the throne. The new King decided that his still unmarried uncle had put duty before matrimony long enough. Last week, blessed with his nephew's consent, Prince Bertil, now 64, and Lilian Craig, 61, announced a new phase to their 33-year romance-marriage, on Dec. 7, at Drottningholm Castle near Stockholm...