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Approval of the decision came clattering off printing presses around the country. The Montgomery, Alabama Observer called it "one more point scored for enlightenment in America," and the New York Post said the move "does Harvard honor." Syndicated columnist Joseph Brainin said that "the President of Harvard acted in the...
High-scoring Bruin Rick Scully and power-skating Dave Roberts pestered the Crimson defense behind the net and in the Harvard corners as the spirited Brown band kept the vocal crowed roaring and singing, "Ten thousand men of Harvard, 9000 are queer."
No one is happy about Narita's costs and security problems except the people who have caused them. Issaku Tomura, the 69-year-old leader of the demonstrators, crowed that last week's disorder constituted "a great victory. We have prevented the opening of the airport and will...
Hard-pressed Chairman Ben Berkey, who, ironically, is trying to dispose of his company's unprofitable camera-manufacturing division, crowed: "I am delighted with the verdict." However, he will have to wait awhile for any money. The jury will not meet until Feb. 21 to decide on an award...
His English remains a performance as well. Once, Slava bounced into the Russian Tea Room, Manhattan's best-known musicians' hangout and, spotting an old friend across the crowded room, released a full-voiced salutation consisting of several raunchy eleven, twelve-and 13-letter cuss words. The room grew silent...