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...remainder of the Crimson offense consists of props Mike Machan and Lee Sheehy, hooker Lynn Coe, lock George Kyle or possibly John the Baptist, and wing forwards Paul Rippun and John O'Grady, the two ex-gridders...
...Resist passively, break lock-step . . . drop...
Room 5 in Hollis Hall is under lock and key until later this month, when members of the Class of '74 will break it in all over again. Sunlight falls across the bare desk and plank floorboards like giant, felled sequoias. Ralph Waldo Emerson lived there in 1820, and he lives again these days, as does Henry David Thoreau in Hollis 23, where he roomed a decade later. Two doors down from him lived the early 20th century philosopher Santayana. John Hoyer Updike '54 spent freshman year in Hollis...
...Yard. The cops had been stationed in the Fire Station waiting for the call, and when it came, they moved right through the Yard and out onto Mass. Ave. Harvard Police Chief Robert Tonis later said that the police entered the Yard "through the fire gate by cutting a lock." They marched through the Yard to the Gate by Harvard Hall, where a University policeman unlocked the gate and let them out. Tonis said that the Cambridge Police "felt it was a necessary tactical movement to prevent injury to the men." The Police Department refused to make any comment...
Robert Tonis, chief of University Police, said today the Cambridge police "went through the fire gate [near Memorial Church] by cutting a lock" to enter the Yard...