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...blowout that ensued enabled Crimson coach Frank McLaughlin to get some mileage from his lesser lights, including sophomore center Bob McCabe who, far the first time in his brief career, stayed around long enough to foul...
After Dixon blew an opportunity with 11 seconds left to put the game away at the foul line, Burnett managed to muscle an eight-footer past Taylor, but the ball bounced off the back of the rim, and Crimson forward Joe Carrabino was fouled in the ensuing tussel for the rebound. Capping a game-high 20-point performance, the cool freshman tossed in his freebies, leaving the Lions with one second of official time to consider what had happened to the ten-point lead they had held' midway through the second half...
After a lackadaisical first half, which ended with Brown up, 30-26, Harvard plodded along--shooting poorly, rebounding casually and sleepwalking mostly--until they finally tied it at 42. Even though Brown's foul troubled deepened (the Bruins had seven free throws to the Crimson's 32), Harvard couldn't break it open and, in fact, checked in on the critical list, down 57-53, with 4:49 left...
Doctors in Britain, including Neurologist Bryan Jennett and Surgeon Robert Sells, who were interviewed on the program, are crying foul. In a barrage of letters to newspapers and medical journals, they claim, with some justice, that the show distorted facts. They point out that brain-death codes were set up not to ease transplants but to spare families draining bedside vigils. Says Jennett: "Only one in eight or nine patients taken off respirators ever becomes a donor...
Imagine his personal fear and his ire at God when Mozart, "the obscene boy," appears with the music of heaven, sublimely, effortlessly at his fingertips. And what a Mozart! Impudent, abrasively egocentric, silly in behavior, foul of mouth, a wine-bibbing libertine. Tim Curry's Mozart is unforgettable, an imp of the perverse, a strangely vulnerable Pan on a goatish night...