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...F.I.S. believes that the 84-year-old Brundage is out of step with the times. Says F.I.S. President Marc Holder: "Avery no longer wants to listen to reasonable arguments. He just has an idee fixe against skiing as an Olympic sport." Though Brundage rightly charges that the European skiers are the most blatant abusers of the amateur code, other Olympians have long been taking money under the table from sponsors. Rife with hypocrisy and ill-feeling, the present controversy is not likely to be resolved until the very eve of the games. If Brundage does not back down...
Couple No. 2 (Christian Holder and Rebecca Wright), in revealing skin-toned body suits that appear to have been glued on, carry out a lyrical sequence of serpentine, limb-entangling maneuvers that resemble moving illustrations for a graduate course in the Kamasutra. The third duo (Susan Magno and Tony Catanzaro) assay an updated version of that dreadful comic cliche of Pigalle nightclubs, an apache dance. The will-they, won't-they jousting ends, amusingly enough, when the girl resoundingly slaps her passionate but reluctant lover. He swats her one right back...
Cornell has Heisman Trophy holder Ed Marinaro, but once again, possibly very little else. The Big Red can't do too badly just handing off to Marinaro, however. Marinaro is 700 yards, or about three games at his present rate, away from breaking the NCAA rushing record. Last Saturday, against Colgate, Marinaro ran for four touchdowns and 276 yards in 43 carries. Cornell has a history of undistinguished quarterbacks (with the exception of Gary Wood, of New York Giants infamy), but a 12 for 24 passing game against Colgate indicates that the Red has two quarterbacks willing to throw...
...male, over thirty, and a holder of a Harvard doctorate. Unlike students at Harvard College, I was fortunate in attending a college where the number of women professors was considerably higher than nine percent...
...male, over thirty, and a holder of a Harvard doctorate. Unlike students at Harvard College, I was fortunate in attending a college where the number of women professors was considerably higher than nine percent...