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Following his transfer from Northwestern a season ago, Dawson, lacking the soft hands expected of a receiver, was hardly a viable threat outside the backfield. Then, though, that deficiency was no issue. Twenty-four touchdowns later??all but one of them on the ground—opposing defenses have certainly taken notice...
...though, we marry later??according to the Census Bureau, at last count, the median age at marriage was 25 for women and almost 27 for men. We do not replicate our families so quickly, but neither do we return, most of us, to the homes we’ve left...
...finally met and started talking at an office Christmas party about a year later??and they’ve been talking ever since...
Louis Begley ’54 says he used the first day of his leave to start his first full-length novel. Three months later??the firm offered him the choice of a three- or six-month sabbatical, but Begley preferred the shorter—he had finished a draft...
...Crimson ran a news story proclaiming that “Upperclass advisers may be available to all College freshmen next year.” On May 15, 1974—19 years later??students were still holding their breath. Then-Crimson staff writer Robert Field announced, “A program to match incoming freshmen with upperclass advisers will be expanded next year to include most members of the freshman class.” Obviously, needed reform takes a long time at Harvard. But we hope that it doesn’t take decades for the Harvard College...