Word: eventfully
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...most likely combination that might move Harvard out of Cornell's side of the draw is a St. Lawrence win coupled with a B.C. loss. In that event, Harvard and B.U. would share 667 percentages, but the Terriers' ties should give the Crimson the third spot, behind Cornell and SLU, paired off with then sixth-place Brown...
...Mailer saw Mailer, for that is what Mailer really was at that moment as he was being arrested. This is the justification for this kind of personalized journalism. It is the answer to the doubt Mailer expresses in his piece: To write an intimate history of an event which places its focus on a central figure who is not central to the event, is to inspire immediate questions about the competence of the historian...
Harvard's Alpine performance at Middlebury was outstanding. In the slalom. Which Friedman called "the best single event in Harvard's history," Crimson skiers captured four out of the top ten places. Willy Draper led the Harvard contingent, placing second behind Rick Launsbury of Dartmouth by one-tenth of a second. Mike Cock and Peter and Larry Carter--the other Harvard racers--placed sixth, seventh, and tenth respectively...
Entering the final event at Middlebury, the 60-meter ski jump, Harvard stood third in the team standings after superlative Alpine performances. But Mitchell's injury had a big psychological effect on Harvard's other jumpers. "Our guys were just trying to live through the experience," Friedman said. Their sub-par performance dropped Harvard to sixth place. Perennial champion Dartmouth edged Middlebury to capture the team title...
...from the first event, where Harvard's Bill Murphy and Pete Alter swept the one-meter diving, to the last where John Bragg came from behind to touchout Cornell in the 400-yard freestyle relay, it was Harvard's meet. Along the way the Crimson won 9 of 13 events, sweeping five...