Word: fox
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Facing a third-and-long deep in their own territory in the second quarter, Columbia tried a double-reverse. But Hirshland read the play from the start, and when Lion split-end Matt Fox took the ball from running back Chris Della Pietra and headed back across the Columbia backfield, he was met by the waiting Hirshland...
...senior end delivered a crunching blow, and dropped Fox for a six-yard loss. On the following play, Harvard's Kris Thabit blocked an attempted Columbia punt, and who else but Hirshland recovered the ball for the TD that put the game in the bag for Harvard...
...Crimson also added 12 swimmers and a diver: Kyo Bannai of Menlow Park, Calif.; Lea Borkehagen (diver) of London; Lisa Bowman of Mission Viejo, Calif.; Fiona Fox of Charlotte, N.C.; Jill Hutchinson of Madison, Wisc.; Sandy Junta of Summerset, N.J.; Anne Koerckel of Andover; Anne Hardy of Wallingford, Conn.; Nicole Engh of Alameda, Calif.; Heather McCann of Sunveil, Calif.; Maisha Moses of Cambridge; Valarie Mellen of Sea Cliff, N.Y.; Mary Ruppe of Mishawa, Ind.; and Julie Hopkins of Palo Alto, Calif...
...Capote's mistake was to promote what he did not deliver. Until his death in 1984, he maintained that Answered Prayers was still in the works and even finished. An inventory of his literary effects failed to back the claim. Fox offers a number of admittedly shaky theories, among them that the manuscript was stolen by a former lover or that Capote stashed it in an undisclosed safe-deposit box or, according to one rumor, in a locker at the Los Angeles Greyhound Bus Depot. It is more likely, the editor adds, that he destroyed the missing chapters. Gerald Clarke...
Liberal U.S. Catholics who favor more individual autonomy reacted angrily. In California, Dominican Father Matthew Fox, a theologian whose unconventional writings have been scrutinized by Vatican doctrinal overseers, snaps that the "church is committing suicide." Americans living in Rome who have been in the U.S. recently have been stunned by the general opposition among clergy...