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...though Bala’s world was shaken up like a snow-globe with the late-June, three-team trade that plucked him from the friendly confines of his native Northeast and the Ottawa Senators, he’s settling into his new role with the defending AHL (Calder Cup) champion Houston Aeros, the AHL affiliate of his new team, the Minnesota Wild...
Lannon, meanwhile, had been on the radar since he started playing Olympic development hockey at the age of 15. About the same time, the Boston Globe wrote a feature on him that described the hockey prodigy as “a parent’s dream come true: tall, handsome, talented, well-mannered, and intelligent...
...class outing to the city zoo, better than even a trip to Six Flags—Harvard’s souped-up field trips make a day at the science museum in grade school seem like child’s play. Lucky students have traveled all over the globe with their classes, from the Canadian Rockies to Japan...
...lifted off an eager astronaut and returned to Earth a national hero. LIEUT. COLONEL YANG LIWEI orbited the globe 14 times during a 21-hr. mission before touching down in the grasslands of Inner Mongolia, making China the third country to successfully send a man into space. Upon his return, Yang had only one regret: "The scenery was very beautiful. But I did not see the Great Wall...
John L. Powers ’70, a noted Boston Globe columnist and the final panelist, spoke more directly on the history of Harvard Stadium. Football during the sixties was an important social event, Powers said. Men wore jackets and ties, their dates wore heels and pearls, and in what Powers called the “social event of the season,” the Yale game was largely about what people were wearing and who had the best tailgate...