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...Nobody really completely understands the 4-4-2," Munro said. "I'm still finding out strategies in individual situations. But now that tensions have been relieved. we should be ready to jell...
...surprise this year. Twenty-nine of 42 lettermen return, including quarterback Rick Furbush and, more important, tailback Ed Marinaro, one of the greatest backs in Big Red history. Last Fall, he personally scored five touchdowns in the victory over Harvard, and unless the Crimson's line can jell by October 17, is capable of doing it over again. In any case, the Cornell game may well hold the key to Harvard's success again. If Harvard loses as badly as it did last year, it can forget a first-division finish, since the Ithacans are only the first...
...Rags' regular features on food and beauty aids. In the June issue, the magazine's first, "Dr. Eatgood's" health column noted: "Parsley juice is a super stimulant, so if you need an 'up,' down some." In July, Rags suggested rinsing hair with Jell-O to give it body and bounce, not to mention the smell of fruit. In the September issue, which went to press last week, the home sewing section tells where to get a pattern for a masculine codpiece to make trousers à la Bruegel...
...level has always tended to cut out contributions based on specific, regional expertise, and this is happening more frequently and seriously than ever before." The post that Kissinger fills was created by John Kennedy when he became impatient with the cumbersome State Department; he called State "a bowl of Jell-O." Nixon has continued and expanded the office...
...Princeton is still last at 0-2-1, but recent non-League success may indicate that the Tigers are beginning to jell. Since Christmas, they have upset R.P.I. at Troy, pushed Dartmouth into overtime, and tied Brown, 6-6, with a fivegoal comeback...