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Perhaps the most impressive aspect of Harvard's performance was its new 3-2 defense. Clogging up the inside lane, the Crimson continually forced Dartmouth to shoot from outside. In the first half, the Big Green attempted only two shots from inside the key. The hoopsters from Hanover would have been out of it early had forwards Scott Schroeder (seven-for-10 from the field) and Burke (five-for-six) and center Paul Anderson (nine-for-13) not been able to consistently make good on their rainbows...
...addition, without much traffic in the lane last night, the Crimson was able to cut down on its number of team fouls. In neither half did Harvard even approach the limit of seven fouls. Dartmouth's defense was much less organized, as the Crimson went to the foul line 29 times compared to the Big Green...
Different things like the Crimson's 3-2 defensive zone. Consistently the biggest question mark of the Crimson squad, the Harvard defense is now designed to take away the inside lane from opponents...
...October 1964 poll by Lou Harris showed that 31 percent of the American people doubted the crux of the Commission's conclusion--that Oswald had acted alone. The theorists came from all shades of life--from left-wing lawyer and civil rights activist Mark Lane, to Haverford College's philosophy professor Josiah Thompson. And many still harbor such thoughts today. The most common objections to the report's findings are as follows...
Beyond challenges to the Commission's work, a spate of actual conspiracy theories have emerged. Mark Lane's second book on the assassination, though published as fiction, was Executive Action, suggesting very strongly that Oswald was used as a patsy for Dallas right-wing elements. An old theory suggests a link between Oswald, his killer Jack Ruby, and murdered Dallas officer Tippit. Evidence for this theory is almost exclusively circumstantial. Oswald's landlady said a police car drove by Oswald's rooming house, honked the horn, and drove away. This was five or six minutes before the time that Tippit...