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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Despite the large numbers of injuries, the runners who were able to compete had quite a good weekend. For instance, after running the anchor of the relay team. Jones returned to Boston Saturday and had the finest day of his career...
...some Harvard Law students and faculty to the American Indian Law School Association's invitation to a PLO official left me both pleased and dissatisfied. Pleased because members of ALLSA had the good sense to exercise their right in a free society and at one of America's finest universities to ignore the ill-considered pressure from their Jewish peers and to hear any speaker they like. Pleased because I concur with Prof. Alan Dershowitz's remark that a PLO official has the full right of free speech at Harvard just as those opposing him have the full right...
With those two aberrant innings amply rehashed and discarded, we can turn to what was really significant about the ballgame--the tight, five-hit effort by Doyle and the squad's finest fielding to date (marred only by a pair of catchers' interference calls, both, suspiciously, with Caeser...
...maybe it was just Nahigian's coaching intuition that made him go to senior reliever John Sorich for the first time since the Florida trip, and then watch the veteran turn in his finest performance in a long time...
WITH "KOAX-KOAX-KOAX" and a splash, the Fogg Museum sets out to prove the necessity of art with humor and grace. Presented by the Fine Arts Students Association, the Stephen Sondheim-Burt Sheevelove version of Aristophanes. The Frogs may be the museum's finest piece currently on display, as a small group of actors offer up modern morals and poetry in this classic comedy...