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...head Harvard baseball coach Alex Nahigian said after yesterday's rock 'em, sock 'em 12-11 victory at Holy Cross. "I wouldn't say we were lucky...
...em High...
...standard of living, combined with its recent shrinkage. (That is, we are left with less room to stretch out in a show of either masculine or feminine far out--only the fat.)" And his treatment of the various hostile feminist attitudes toward men, ranging from the "castrate'em now" cry to the more moderate "men are women built differently" belief seems circumspect almost to a fault. After reading the essay one questions whether any way exists for retaining some vestiges of the old masculinity and fernininity without relinquishing the indispensible and still incomplete advances in rights...
...33rd President of the U.S. seems, at first blush, an unlikely practitioner of this secretive art. "Give-'em-hell" Harry made plain speaking his trademark; he spared few enemies, in or outside politics. When Washington Post Music Critic Paul Hume panned a singing performance by Margaret Truman, the letter sent by her enraged father made headlines. But H.S.T. was not always as impulsive as his public tongue-lashings suggested. Another review by Critic Hume annoyed the President, and he complained in writing to Post Publisher Philip Graham: "Why don't you fire this frustrated old fart and hire...
...em on? she said...