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...that score obviously reflected the ineptitude of the Lion defense as much as it did the powerful Crusader attack. Tailback Gill Fenerty, a transfer student from L.S.U., rushed for 337 yards and six touchdowns--on 18 carries; you can be sure he wrote thank-you notes to the Columbia defensive line after that...
...results of the Crusader-Lion farce are not the best argument to show why Harvard's record is likely to drop to 4-3-1 today. But the two teams have had other common opponents this fall: Brown, which the Crimson beat by seven and the Cross by 21; Dartmouth, which beat Harvard, 28-12, and lost to Worcester's heroes, 41-14; and UMass, which topped the Crimson by 14 and lost to Holy Cross...
Some authors inescapably suggest animals: Hemingway is a lion, Tolstoy a bear, Colette a cat. Anthologist Stephen Brook is a crow. For The Oxford Book of Dreams he has ranged over four millenniums and most of the dry surfaces of the globe in search of recorded visions. The result is a nest of glittering curiosities, some of rare value, others plucked from the dustbin of history, where they belonged. Moreover, although the collection offers hundreds of entries, it also has inexcusable gaps. The dreams of Pharaoh's servants are here, interpreted by Joseph, but they represent one-half...
Game sales continued to be brisk, but they were not growing fast enough to match the explosion of supply. Retailers, overestimating demand, ordered far too many games and then watched the cartridges pile up on their shelves. The industry now has an inventory of some 35 mil lion games, or more than half the number sold all last year. "Everybody's expectations were too high," says Frank O'Connell, president of Fox Video Games. To keep the stock moving, stores are slashing prices. Games that sold for $30 last year now go for as little...
...year after the ghastly massacre of hundreds of Palestinians, heavily armed men still prowl the shanty town of Shatila on the southern fringes of Beirut. But instead of the feared fatigue uniforms of Phalangist militiamen, they wear spiffy red-and-gold scarves emblazoned with the Venetian Lion of St. Mark, and their presence inspires comfort rather than terror. They are Italian marines who keep strict watch from a ring of sentry posts and constantly patrol streets that are now as safe as any in Lebanon...