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...game had been previously shortened to 40 minutes by officials of both colleges. Spectators were wondering whether it was shortened to lessen the chances of another massacre. Whatever the reason, it did little to hamper Harvard's scoring power...
Before and during last April's upheaval, May was associated with the so called "conservative" caucus of the Faculty, but he feels that this will not hamper him in his work as dean. The two Faculty caucuses were "really more procedural than substantive." he said, arguing that in the end the Faculty as a whole was in agreement on most of its votes of last April...
...tackle slots, and sophomore John Ferullo is capable of pushing them both. Seniors Bob Teske, Drew Czulewicz and John Casis will compose the interior offensive line, with Teske centering, but behind them there is little depth. An injury to any of the three, especially Cassis, could hamper the Crimson's inside running game, but if they stay healthy, Harvard could have its best complete offensive unit of Yovicsin's tenure...
...work out a satisfactory resolution of these strong pressures may be impossible for any institution, and particularly for a University which has so seldom faced such strong internal political pressures. Bureaucratic rigidities long predating Dean Glimp's tenure hamper the task of adjustment; he has played some small role in loosening such rigidities. And if threads of the much-vaunted Harvard community still exist after the turmoil of last April, it is in part due to his continuing efforts at mediation. These efforts may well be missed; one can only hope that Harvard will find another man to take...
Three types of obstacles--technical, political and financial--hamper work for such housing in Cambridge. While probably not insurmountable, they do nonetheless make it likely that progress from intentions to build such housing to actual construction of it will not be easy...