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DARTMOUTH-YALE: This could be a goodie. But think of poor Bob Blackman. He could fatten his statistics against some of us, but today his statistical averages should suffer. In fact, Yale even has the stuff to upset the Indians. And the Elis want to win this one for Bri. But Yale may be looking past this one a bit to the Harvard game, so let's say Dartmouth...
...child who breakfasts on the product will start the day bursting with vitamins and minerals. The implication is unwarranted, an expert testified last week. Robert B. Choate Jr., a former consultant on hunger to the Nixon Administration, told a Senate subcommittee that 40 out of 60 name-brand cereals "fatten but do little to prevent malnutrition...
...often used in magazine articles and on TV talk shows. Two Sisters is ingenious, and its prose is as elegant as any being written today. But, after a while, even those who are sympathetic with Vidal's various disenchantments may begin to wonder why he has bothered to fatten them again on this parodic carcass of a novel...
This small black and white moth known as the Eight-Spotted Forester ( Alypia Octomaculata ) emerges in early May, Several generations of its caterpillars fatten themselves on the University's ivy each summer...
...varsity swimming team, off to its finest start in seven years, will have another good chance to fatten its 5-0 record Saturday afternoon in the IAB when Columbia arrives for a 3 p. m. meet...