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...most part, quarterback Jeff Hammond has only been expected to supplement Cornell's 159.3 yards-per-game running attack. Although he has played nearly every second of every Cornell possession, Hammond has thrown the ball only 72 times for 30 completions, 377 yards...
...become more widely known among students. An increase in his popularity would seem automatic. But as pressure builds for an extended stay in University Hall, Sidney Verba will undoubtedly be yearning for a less-celebrated study in a quiet library corner--hoping he can make it until noon.CrimsonWilliam F. Hammond...
...Florida to the Alaskan wilds, are making a comeback from near extinction caused by chemical pesticides and other modern hazards. For that reason, the year's most significant event was the opening in mid-June of the 50,000-acre Haines Eagle Preserve near Juneau, Alaska. Governor Jay Hammond plans to contribute some of Alaska's estimated flock of 30,000 eagles to 21 other states that are trying to rebuild their populations. Additional help came from an unexpected quarter last month when West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt gave two baby bald eagles to President Reagan in Bonn...
...this morning. Cynl Fisher and his colleague. Al MacGilveray, will climb quietly to the top of the Memorial Church bell tower, where they will wait for further instructions Shortly before 10 a.m. they will receive an intricate series of hand signals and nods triggered by the appearance of Mason Hammond. Pope Professor of Latin Emeritus point man for the big operation...
...most famous example was Gen. George C. Marshall's 1947 pronouncement of the Marshall Plan, the U.S. contribution to the rebuilding of post-war Europe and a major first step in the Cold War. Few in attendance that year recognized the plan for what it was however. Mason Hammond 25, Pope Professor of the Latin Language and Literature Emeritus, who as the "caller" of the academic procession has attended Commencements regularly since before World War II, recalls. "At the time I didn't think it was a terribly important speech...