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Staying in shape and striving for personal improvement regardless of match results are other motivations. Paul Lennon, who like Bridgeland and Kiam is in his last year here, has worked his way up to the varsity several times, only to falter and drop back down to the second string. He's been sitting out this fall with a hip injury, but refuses to rule out a return, saying, "I came to Harvard to play and win, but I also just wanted to see how good I could get. I guess I'm not really sure...
...this time two years ago there would have been no place for Lennon, Kiam, Bridgland, Kevin Skelly, Peter Smith and other strong players to go if they didn't make the first string. Probably strong enough to beat some Ivy League varsity squads, this crew got its chance to stay on the courts and compete when Kiam began working with coach David Fish in the spring of 1980 to put together a "B" team with its own schedule...
...quantify how much a John Lennon or a Martin Luther King is worth," Anderson added...
...court. In Washington, John Warnock Hinckley Jr., 26, pleaded not guilty to the attempted assassination of President Reagan. His lawyers were granted 30 days to plan a defense. In New York, Mark David Chapman, 26, pleaded guilty and was given 20 years to life for the murder of John Lennon...
Chapman, the son of an Atlanta bank-loan collector, liked working with children, played in a high school band and idolized Lennon. He left his job as a Honolulu security guard and flew to New York with money borrowed from his Japanese wife. After getting Lennon's autograph, he killed his hero with four hollow .38-cal. bullets. He was arrested moments later, carrying a copy of J.D. Salinger's The Catcher...