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When the drive for participants began in October, Hands Across America estimated that some 5.4 million people were needed for the linkup from Long Beach, Calif., to New York Harbor. But by last weekend only half that number had indicated an interest in lining up. Though each person was asked...
Disappointed crashers may have been responsible for the call, Alan M. Zunamon '79, vice-president of Hasty Pudding Theatricals, said yesterday.
The Boston Marathon faces a population explosion today as a record field of over 3000 qualified runners and countless unofficial crashers race the 26-mile,-385-yard course from the small town of Hopkinton to the finish line at the Prudential Center.
For many newsmen, the Democratic Party paled in comparison with the not-very-democratic parties that went on behind closed doors at all hours. The Philadelphia Inquirer front-paged a story on the revelry scene. Its major disclosure: more beer and less Scotch was being offered than in 1972. Dozens...
Harvard will not be left out at the starting line today. Both qualified marathoners (those who have run the distance in under 3 hours to meet the new BAA qualifications) and courageous marathon crashers will participate.