Word: four-point
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...until six minutes of the second half had been played, the contest remained close. The Crimson turned a one-point halftime deficit into a four-point second half lead But at that point, as Horne described it, "the female referce started calling more fouls that she had before. Then the male ref, as though they were competing or something, started calling the pickiest fouls." She added: "It wasn't even a really physical game...
...several games this year, though, Harvard got no closer. Failing to capitalize on several of the following Brown turnovers, the Bruins extended their lead to the final four-point margin...
Trailing, 57-56, before the foul, Harvard was down by five at the end of the four-point play--which consisted of the disputed bucket and two technical free throws--with seven minutes left...
...Graduate Student Council (GSC) this week voted to support the long-standing boycott of the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities (CRR), the body formed after the 1969 takeover of University Hall to handle non-academic disciplinary problems. In a four-point resolution, the GSC said it decided to support the boycott because of what it views as the lack of parity between students and faculty members on the CRR, the committee's willingness to accept heresy evidence, its refusal to allow students appearing before it to have lawyers present, and its refusal to hold open meetings. "In its present form...
...Reagan is a politican, and a master one at that. Rarely ir international politics does a single move--short of armed conflict--have the effect of his November 16 speech or American nuclear policy. Facing considerable opposition to his program of rebuilding U.S. military might. Reagan outlined a four-point agenda for reducing conventional and nuclear forces and neatly tripped up the Soviets in the mounting war of words over peace...