Word: curtness
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Parker's continuing search for the perfect rowing chemistry means that the heavies will show yet another new line-up Sunday. Curt Pieckenhagen will stroke the varsity boat for the first time this season and the second time in his career, succeeding George Hunnewell, Dan Grout, and Steve Wayne--all of whom served exactly one race in that capacity for this year's Crimson...
...Grout will stroke his second varsity race for the Crimson, Andrew Hawley will be at seven, Curt Pieckenhagen at six, Rich Kennely at five, Steve Wayne at four, and Tom Mills at three. The bow pair will be Mark Schoeffel at two and Neil Oleson at bow while Devin Mahoney will...
...hello to the stern when he strokes the eight this week. Steve Wayne, who stroked the heavies to last Saturday's narrow victory over Brown, will move to the four seat. Mark Shoeffel jumps from four to two. Neil Oleson in bow, Rich Kennelly at five, Curt Pieckenhagen at six, Andrew Hawley at seven, and coxswain Devin Mahoney remain unchanged...
...with six members of last year's championship crew--including coxswain Devin Mahoney, Neil Oleson in bow, Dan Grout at two, Rich Kennelly at five, Curt Pieckenhagen at six, and Andrew Hawley at seven--all returning to the varsity, the comparison is not without some interest...
Efforts by the U.S. and France to find Baby Doc a new home continued to be unavailing. The latest country to reject a feeler: tiny Monaco. When the west African nation of Gabon was sounded out, the response from President Omar Bongo was curt: "We are not a garbage can." Baby Doc would love to stay in France, but the French summarily reject the idea. Stung by his rough treatment, Duvalier declared, "If I had known the only country I feel close to wouldn't welcome me, I would never have given up power...