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Finally one of the beer drinkers, Winchell, told Glover that he was full of it. Glover walked up to Winchell and tried to knock a beer from his hand but failed. Winchell insisted he didn't want to fight, but something drove Glover to keep provoking one. Finally, Winchell tossed his beer aside and hit Glover quickly several times with the heel of his hand. As Glover reeled backward, Winchell grabbed him around the waist and threw him to the ground. That should have been the end to an ordinary fight, but for Glover the stakes were higher...
Dealing with the expulsion consumed so much of the time that they neglected to organize the evening's campaign, and when they met up after a round of endorsement meetings to knock on doors, neither remembered to bring flyers...
...time evening rolls around, Tenney is nursing strep throat. She decided to knock on Weld Hall doors anyway...
...game is an especially important one as Harvard concludes its tune-up for an upcoming barrage of Ivy League games. The Crimson will play 14 of its last 15 games against league foes. It sees tomorrow as one if its last chances to knock heads with a quality team before its season heats...
...Though we can hear music and people inside the Adams G suite, and though I had secured an actual invitation to this event while chatting at the Signet, we are forced to knock repeatedly before the door is unlocked for us. Once inside, I instantly pounce on Max Hirsch, the birthday boy, who, though the party seems to be at a subdued level, is anticipating much "busting of asses" on the dance floor. His friend agrees, "The night is but a fetus; I am predicting that later on people will be busting multiple asses...