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With Strand performing mightily under the boards and Borchard popping from outside, the Crimson swept into the fore and piled it on to win by 11, 84 to 73. Borchard paced the team with 26 points, followed by Deering with 18, Bowditch with 12, and Strand with...
Both team's defenses were sharp all night; Logue had only 18 saves, Bland 17. Coach Cooney Welland started the contest with an offense shake-up that featured Jorgenson, a sophomore, in the fore. The change paid off with each of the sextet's important tallies...
Without going as far as Fore most of the large Foundations required proof that the program would succeed--more than "something ." As they could present such proof, and as their chief fund raiser persisted in judging foundations to be the only major source support, the committee was final forced to content themselves with $200 worth of donations from Harvard alumni and other private individuals...
...addition, the handout suggested that President Pusey appoint a committee to study the abolition of NROTC at Harvard, since the Navy's program "contains by virtue of its very purpose a substantial amount of propaganda and is these fore a threat to the University's high standards of objective scholarship...
...Uganda, where women in the West Nile district traditionally wear only Eve's fig leaf fore and aft, there is now a brisk import trade in bras and pants, but dresses are still considered slightly immoral. Often U.S. clothes must be altered abroad because they are too big; in pigmy Africa men frequently wear women's coats. There is a fast Uganda trade in tuxedos for weddings and funerals, which are bought used for $1.50 to $3, worn once and then resold...