Word: marked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...other Harvard speakers include David J. Jhirad, instructor in Astronomy. Donald E. MacKenzie, a Social Relations graduate student, Richard J. Paul, a graduate student at the Medical School, and Mark S. Tuttle, a graduate student in the Division of Engineering and Applied Physics...
...defeating the unbeaten Northeastern team, the Crimson established itself as one of the strongest squads in New England. The victory, Harvard's third in a row, made its record 3-2; the first time since 1963-64 that a Crimson basketball team has been above the 500 mark...
Three of the Crimson's four heavy-weights delivered wins to narrow the gap. Harvard's Mark Faller (167) trailed Tom-Young for two periods before taking a slim 6-4 lead in the last stanza. Faller was then able to ride Young for almost two minutes to preserve victory...
Dunster may also try to arrange exchanges with the Radcliffe brick dorms, said Mark Kaplan '71, another of the exchange organizers. He said that this would be necessary since some of the Cliffies interested now have one-room doubles in the off-campus houses, Dunster men refuse to move move into these rooms, Kaplan said...
...rest of the Harvard lineup remains unchanged. Mark Faller ?167 should have the toughest match facing the Redmen's Tom Young, whom he defeated in a close match last January...