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...store's co-owners, Paul R. Corcoran Jr. '54 and Robert H. Weiss '54 said they have not consulted University officials, nor do they plan to. "We don't know what Harvard thinks. "Corcoran said, adding." A lot of people have used the name. If you do it in a tasteful manner, I can't imagine that there can be any repercussions...
...owners, both native Cantabrigians, said they left no one yet had thoroughly exploited the market for Harvard merchandise. Corcoran said. "All our energies are going into one specific type of product...
...F.D.R.'s bright young men, Cohen came to Washington via Harvard Law School and a New York practice and quickly established himself as the most liberal troubleshooter in the President's brain trust. The bashful, bespectacled corporate lawyer-in partnership with the flamboyant politician Thomas G. Corcoran-masterminded the details of establishing the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Fair Labor Standards Act and other governmental landmarks. Cohen, who returned to private practice in 1947, served President Truman as a delegate to the U.N. Disarmament Commission...
...NOTEBOOK: Besides Wright, the goal-scorers for Harvard were Rob Hawley. Peter Follows, Chris Pujols, Tom Corcoran, Steve Bartenfelder and senior Co-Captain Rich Rainaldi...Yukica's father is Dartmouth's head football coach...
With their defense looking shaky and their goalie, Steve Shelley, even worse, the Panthers unwisely took on the Crimson ball-carriers one-on-one in the Adelphi zone. Crimson attackman Tom Corcoran made the folly of that strategy clear when he carried from near midfield, and despite heavy coverage drilled one from 25 feet to make...