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Although Harvard received an invitation only three days ago and has already played five games this spring, the team will be at its strongest in recent memory, missing only hooker Rick Kief from its first team. And during the past year, the Crimson has achieved victories over four of the northern teams in the tournament: Army (by a score of 22-16), Princeton (9-6), Dartmouth (32-0), and the University of Rhode Island...
...solution for getting rid of garbage has run into a problem that even the ingenuity of American enterprise might not be able to resolve--the imminent shortage of large tracts of land needed to serve as dumping sites. Also, public apprehension over the leakages of hazardous wastes at the Hooker Chemical Company's Love Canal site has aggravated fears of environmental dangers that landfills might bring...
These high schoolers may be mental giants, but some of their other vital parts are overactive too. A Central Square hooker complained in August of last year that she had been inundated by 16-year-old clients. "I won't take their money: any kid on mine do that, and I'd beat him till he hurt...
...Raiser does not pull it off. In her earnest enthusiasm, she tramples many of her own lines as well as those of other cast-members. Her incessant whine grows tiresome as we see her change from an apparently naive waif (inexplicably wearing a Harvard sweatshirt) to a hot-pantsed hooker...
...characters filter into the lobby, it becomes increasingly obvious that the Baltimore has turned into a flop house. (The missing "e" in the title shows not only how the neon sign has fared, but also hints at the new raison d'etre of the establishment.) Two or more stock hookers-with-hearts-of-gold wander in, complaining about the hot water and "business." They fare little better than Raiser, particularly Ann Diamond as April, who seems to have been given the role solely for her alarming shock of blond hair. Her arms flailing with almost every line, she demonstrates...