Word: hosts
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...Wednesday, the Crimson will host the University of Massachusetts, followed by a Saturday game with Adelpi at Ohiri Field. Both contests are essential for keeping alive Harvard's chance of an NCAA tournament...
Some guards insisted that the embassy civilians were also guilty of fraternizing with Soviets. The rules against fraternization in Soviet bloc nations require all embassy employees, from the Ambassador to the Marine guards, to report any "contact" with a national of the host country in an "uncontrolled" situation. The rule breaking allegedly made it easy for Violetta Seina, a former receptionist at the U.S. Ambassador's residence, to seduce Lonetree into letting the KGB enter the embassy. He claimed to have met her on a Moscow subway, although she attended the annual Marine ball at the embassy. Galina (her last...
...NOTEBOOK: Prior, Harvard's leading hitter, went 2-for-4 from the plate in the second contest with a pair of singles...Harvard will host Boston College tomorrow at Soldier's Field...last season the Crimson lost two heartbreakers, 3-2, 2-1, to the Eagles...Faces in the crowd: outgoing women's basketball assistant Coach Beth Wheatley Doran with Coach Kathy Delaney Smith's infant...
...Says Akio Morita, 52, the chairman of Sony: "I envy the younger generation of Japanese. They are citizens of the world." At present some 39,400 Japanese children attend primary or secondary school abroad, and 13,300 students are enrolled in colleges in the U.S. Moreover, Japan is currently host to 18,000 foreign students, a number that Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone hopes will swell to 100,000 by the turn of the century. To accelerate crosscultural pollination, 68 American colleges and universities have been invited to open branches in Japan...
...giant ring 53 miles in circumference. Streams of subatomic particles traveling at nearly the speed of light will be held on course by huge electromagnets. When one stream of high-speed protons smashes into another stream moving in the opposite direction, the force of the collision will create a host of short-lived particles not seen since the first moments after the Big Bang gave birth to the universe. Physicists are hoping that the appearance of exotic new particles -- higgs bosons, squarks and sleptons -- will open new vistas of inner space for scientists to study...