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...NOTEBOOK: Chris Sailer, back from an injury, played a superb game on defense for Harvard, as did freshman Beth Mullen. Despite the lack of scoring, the inconsistant offense played well, especially Maureen Finn, who has become a fine two-way player... White turned aside praise for her goal. "It was just like one of Kate (Martin)'s garbage goals," she said. "I put it in, but it was just sitting there...
...players, freshmen Betsy Torg and Beth Mullen, made their varsity debuts for the Crimson, and one, Maureen Finn, had a debut of sorts, playing forward for the first time in an effort to shore up the attack...
...effort to come up with more scoring punch, MacAusland moved midfielder Maureen Finn to attack, and promoted Laura DiBonaventura from the junior varsity. But even without the new faces, goals shouldn't be a problem...
...spent almost as much on postage ($2,518) as he did on doctors and dentists ($2,611). He gave only $4,108 to charities in 1979, a fourth of Jimmy Carter's $ 15,438 in donations. One other entry confirmed that Reagan is a thorough money manager: Daughter Maureen paid him $481 in interest on a loan...
...gutsplitter. An accident immures Whiteside (Ellis Rabb) in an upper-middle-class home in a Midwestern backwater town. From his imperial wheelchair he plays an epigrammatic Nero to the hapless inhabitants. He forbids his hosts to use the telephone, tries to sabotage the love affair of his selfless secretary (Maureen Anderman), and makes his nurse rue the day that she first heard of Florence Nightingale...