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...Queen, the Cheshire cat and several other figures, Alison Taylor stands out with a resounding, jazz-style voice, as does Belle-Linda Halpern's mezzo-soprano voice throughout her different personifications. Though Halpern and Taylor have the most refined and talented voices, the others--Ben Cobb, Linus Gelber, Maud Winchester and Susan Glassman--belt out their parts clearly and loudly...
...Acheson 8 15 197 28 0 Dirk Killen 9 9 214 48 0 Paul Scheper 8 9 100 21 3 Steve Bianucci 7 6 126 40 1 Ron Cuccia 9 6 62 15 0 Bill McGlone 9 3 28 15 1 Jim Garvey 9 3 13 9 0 Linus O'Donnell 9 2 21 12 0 Bill Saleeby 2 1 31 31 0 Paul Golitz 2 1 7 7 0 Tackling Leaders Player Tackles Assists Total Joe Azelby 57 16 73 Scott Murrer 47 7 54 Andy Nolan 46 5 51 Louis Varsames 35 7 42 Rocky Delgadillo...
...offense is structured this year, he has done an outstanding job," says tight end Linus O'Donnell. "I don't know why we haven't opened up passing, but that's up to [Harvard coach Joe Restic]. But Ron can do it all--and if he ever gets the opportunity to open up you'll see things that have never been done before at the Stadium, not by Kubacki, not by Brian Buckley, not by anybody...
...Crimson has a few problems passing. Diminutive but slick quarterback Ron Cuccia is too short to be a dropback passer, and has had most of his success of short screens to 1979 Game star Jim Callinan. Though Harvard boasts a pair of strong tight ends--Linus O'Donnell and Bill McGlone--they have accounted for only five receptions all year. Perhaps Harvard coach Joe Restic is saving them as a special surprise for his Yalie counterpart Carm Cozza. Speedy Paul Scheper, the senior wide receiver, has caught only nine passes thus...
Perhaps the most popular new folk remedy of modern times is ascorbic acid, a.k.a. vitamin C. Ever since Nobel-Prizewinning Chemist Linus Pauling popularized this remedy in the 1970 book Vitamin C and the Common Cold, many people have become convinced that big doses of ascorbic acid help ward off or ameliorate colds; controlled experiments, however, have failed "to provide proof of the claim. Some folk remedies out of folklore (rub socks with onions, coat body with Vaseline) are hard to consider with a straight face, and a great many others irresistibly bring to mind Robert Benchley's personal...