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Henson, like a Roman gladiator, gazed at the Harvard bench awaiting a thumbs up or down verdict to determine the fate of his foe. Unfortunately, the bench had either advanced past this type of ancient strategy or was undecided on whether Daley should be put away, and offered no response...
After nearly a month's rest, the Crimson fencing team returns to competition against an Ivy foe it would love to defeat, the Columbia Lions. The match begins at 2 p.m. tomorrow afternoon on the main floor...
...longtime foe of the death penalty, Rockefeller announced his new decision with obvious feeling: "What earthly mortal has the omnipotence to say who among us shall live and who shall die? I do not. Moreover, 1 cannot and will not turn my back on lifelong Christian teachings and beliefs, merely to let history run out its course on a fallible and failing theory of punitive justice." He urged other Governors to follow his lead "so that as a people we may hasten the elimination of barbarism as a tool of American justice...
...Harvard defeated North Carolina State, 21-14, for its first victory of the afternoon, as heavyweight Tom Tripp pinned his Wolfpack foe to nail down...
Both the President and his congressional opponents appear poised to follow either of the two classic political routes as they head toward 1972. They can cooperatively meet the nation's needs and view their work with pride, or checkmate progress and view their foe's work with alarm. As so often in politics, the reality seemed likely to fall somewhere in between...