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That deficiency developed over a long period during which recruitment failed to attract enough wrestlers at 118 and 126 and it was heightened on the Tuesday before the Wesleyan meet when senior Bruce Goodman quit the team...
...Goodman a letterman at 126-and the Crimson's only experienced 126-pounder-could have been counted on for as many as ten victories, Instead. Steve Monsulik a sophomore with no wrestling experience, was pressed into service...
...antithetical) styles, politics, and influences. The fist is the large body of professional academics, mainly psychologists like Jones and Harvard's Jerome Bruner, who act as consulting experts and planners for the public school system. The other group includes a wide range of radical or "romantic" critics-maverick academics (Goodman), teachers (John Hoh, Herbert Kohl), technological utopians (George Leonard), and others. Among these must be included Dennison, formerly a psychotherapist, then a teacher, now a writer. After his and Jones's books, anything to emerge from the perspective of either group of writers cannot amount to much more than...
...spin in the Roman pool. As you bask in the hot, healing waters, a gentleman technician offers cups of dietetic lemonade. Your poolmate, a balding man in his 50s, introduces himself. La Costa tones up such famous figures as Rod Steiger, Ambassador John Lodge, NBC President Julian Goodman. Gore Vidal, Kirk Douglas, Senator Jacob Javits, Sandy Koufax, President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz of Mexico-and you end up in the stew with a paint salesman from Poughkeepsie. "They really pamper you," he says, as a gentleman technician dries his back. "It's just one joy after another...
...loving money managers. They appreciate pizazz as well as ideas. He gives them both. The Institutional Investor, for example, goes in for Pop art; one cover, on the New York Stock Exchange specialist system, showed a cavalry and Indians scene. The magazine is edited by George J. W. Goodman, the "Adam Smith" who wrote The Money Game, and writers can fairly easily earn $30,000 a year in salary, bonus and profits on stock options...