Word: lambs
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Last night the women's field hockey team celebrated the closing of their season at sophomore goalie JULIET LAMONT's house in Newton, MA where they dined on such delicacies as lamb, salad, and a dessert buffet provided by the junior members of they squad. Entertainment consisted of skits put on by each of the classes about the season and various personalities on the team...
...disparate history lessons with friendly toasts and good cheer. Mitterrand and his wife Danielle were hosts at a Sunday lunch aboard the moored French frigate De Grasse (named for Admiral François de Grasse, whose naval blockade sealed the English defeat at Yorktown). There, after lobster and lamb, Mitterrand told Reagan that he relished "the humor of your conversation" and toasted "the generous smile of Mrs. Reagan." A few hours later the Presidents, their wives and 92 others arrived, amid fife-and-drum fanfare, for a black-tie state dinner at the 260-year-old Royal Governor...
...weeks ago had to be shifted around the night before the race so that the average waight of the baot could be adjusted downwards five pounds to 125. "We decided that I should not row," Hassel laughs. The team--which features outstanding returners like JOLINE BLAIS, MARTHA JOHNSON, MAUREEN LAMB, and LISA ERBURU, took the silver in the South Hadley event, as well as sixth out of ten boats in the highly competitive Head contest...The crew team is another Crimson squad that is itching to train in sunny paradises during school breaks. "We've endured countless Spring Breaks...
DIED. Ervil LeBaron, 56, fanatical leader of the polygamous San Diego-based sect, the Church of the Lamb of God, who was believed responsible for the deaths of at least 13 people between 1972 and 1977; of as yet undetermined causes; in a state prison in Draper, Utah. LeBaron, who served twelve months in a Mexican jail in connection with the 1972 slaying of his brother Joel, was sentenced last year to life imprisonment for ordering the murder of the head of a rival polygamous sect in Utah. LeBaron was also convicted last year of plotting to kill another brother...
...characteristic of Saudis. Richard Debs, a managing director of New York's Morgan Stanley investment banking house, recalls the time that Quraishi invited him and his wife on an excursion to the hills north of the Saudi town of Medina, where they picnicked Bedouin-style on rice and lamb among the Nabataean ruins...