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...captain Bob Rockwood and Tom Coakley have been around for three years and are solid, competent defensemen. Pairing off with the seniors are Curt Bennett, a sophomore billed as the successor to two-time All-American Bob Gaudreau, and junior Steve Wormith, Brown's All-Ivy honorable mention fullback. Bob Wormith and Bennett tallied in the Cornell game...
Signal Failures. The lightning rod for most criticism is, of course, the President. Johnson, complains one sub-cabinet member, has a singular ability to "catalyze disenchantment"-not to mention disbelief. Few Congressmen-and fewer newsmen-take the President of the U.S. completely at his word. When he forecast a deficit of only $8 billion for the current fiscal year, few believed that it would be so small. Now that he is predicting a deficit of up to $35 billion, hoping thereby to prod Congress into enacting his 10% tax surcharge, few believe that it will be so large...
...injured most of this season, and Stan Greenidge. Greenidge was named at middle guard along with Yale's Tom Schmidt last year. This year the AP chose Lee Hitchner, Princeton's captain. Four of the coaches picked Schmidt this time around, and Greenidge and Hitchner split the honorable mention...
Other Harvard players among the 37 receiving honorable mention are tackle Bob Brooks, quarterback Ric Zimmerman, defensive tackle Joe DeBettencourt, and cornerback Bill Cobb...
...administration has its meetings very well organized," the first trustee said. She cited a meeting of the Board of Management (the Alumnae Association's executive body) at which the administration described the Radcliffe Policy Committee and its activities but neglected to mention that it had received a vote of no confidence from the students. "When I tried to point this out," the trustee said, "I was hushed up by very unparliamentary procedures." But Mrs. William H. Wright Jr. '39, president of the Alumnae Association countered: "I can't think of a more democratic meeting...