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Perennially in the ECVL's top three, the Knights held experience, height and weight advantages over the Crimson, advantages Palm attributes to Rutgers' recruiting. "They do a lot of recruiting, particularly in the Caribbean." Palm said, adding that as a result the Knights' "team age tends...
...unique problem for Beckwith: "He is the first person I have covered in 15 years of journalism that I literally have had to look up to. At 6 ft. 7½ in., he tops me by an inch and a half. Volcker also likes to joke about his height. 'You're just a short guard,' he chided me recently. 'I'm a power forward...
Harvard's fourth entry, Lisa Harrison, has been sidelined for the intercollegiates the past two years but is currently playing at the height of her game. The Harvard junior is likely to have a rematch in the second round against Princeton's Denise Galambos, a player she lost to three weeks...
RESEARCH: In 1958, at the height of the Cold War CFLA was created as an autonomous unit within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). The main objective of CFIA was--and remains--research of problems and trends in international relations. The impact of the center on U.S. foreign policy is apparent: at one time or another Henry Kissinger, Zbigniew Brzezinski and Thomas Schelling worked on CFLA projects. Today, the CFIA is the largest university-based center for international affairs research in the United States...
...field events seriously." "It was always so easy that I never put much into it," she remembers. "I just wasn't that intense--I would go to the meets because I could win. I was lucky meets because I could win. I was lucky enough to have the height, strength, quickness and coordination to beat everyone else." she says simply...