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...team: that it's illegal and a detriment to the team and Harvard. Yet the majority of the team, including some of his stars, at least occasionally smoke dope and a number are into or have been into considerably heavier trips. The upperclassmen report that Benn Merritt and Harold Miroff were beginning to grasp something of the context of drug use here and finding it less horrifying than they had feared. Don Gambril and Skip Kenney have a longer way to go. Kenney was talking to Rich Baughman after practice one day. Baughman having complained about being sore. Kenney began...
Head Coach Bill Brooks, top Harvard man from 1946 until last year had, in his advanced age and failing health, relinquished actual running of the team to assistant coaches Benn Merritt and Harold Miroff. During the first part of last season it was assumed by most people that Merritt would become head coach upon Bill Brooks's retirement. He was reluctant to exercise power over the man he admired and would hopefully be replacing. But Brooks had no real knowledge of the internal disputes on the team and wasn't used to making decisions, thinking his assistant coaches could handle...
...matter on which the court had never ruled. In the early summer of 1971, San Diego had little interest in bidding for the Republican Convention, but Nixon wanted it there. Local financing was one problem. At a private dinner meeting in San Diego on May 12, ITT President Harold S. Geneen told Republican Congressman Bob Wilson of San Diego that ITT would pledge up to $400,000, if needed, to finance the convention. San Diego was selected as the convention site on July 23. On July 31, the Justice Department announced that it was dropping its suits against...
...Sean O'Casey offered his view of the source of this sense of degradation: "It was Artaud-the latest trumpeter of the Primaqueeri-or one of his brethren, who gave us a picture of a beautiful girl, naked, with a malignant tarantula spider between her lovely thighs." In Harold Pinter's work, the temptress/tarantula becomes the slut/ mother. The theme is developed with the greatest finesse in The Homecoming. Ruth and her husband Teddy come home to England to visit Teddy's widowed father, his two brothers and an uncle, who all live under the same roof...
...addition to the TV station, the corporation owns the Boston Herald-Traveler. Earlier in the week Harold Clancy, president of the corporation, said if the station, WHDH-TV, were lost that, "in my opinion the paper wouldn't survive...