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...community groups may have the legal muscle to stave off any sort of Harvard-council coalition that the Kennedys could muster. The curious federal law that gives anyone the right to challenge an environmental impact statement, could give neighborhood Ten the power to tie-up the subsequent proceedings for at least five years, "as Smith unhappily points out. But more important the Cambridge neighborhood groups have the legitimacy of begin on the defensive to the Library's threats and community walls bedecked with screaming headlines of Kennedys vs. the little people are very safe pickets to hide behind. Nobody wants...
...Strathmyer, who should be joining Yasunaga at the Easterns, could only muster a the against his Yale opponent at 177. Teammate John Keough was not as fortunate as he dropped the decision to Yale's 190-pound captain, Neil Breidel...
...ENTIRETY, Travelog tails to meet the standards of its model, Ulysses, as an existential voyage. Joyce's work succeeded in evoking mythic archetypes from the experience of everyday life by investing that everyday life with all the descriptive richness Joyce could muster in 1000 pages of dense writing; Ulysses is built upon Joyce's talent with the smallest stuff of language just as much as it is upon vision Travelog, however, has no such solid base. The pictures in it just are not good enough. The very process of photography creates enough of a suspension of the real and mystification...
Next week the Danes will head for the polls to elect their second Folketing (Parliament) in 13 months to decide how much welfare and inflation they will tolerate. The right-of-center minority government of Premier Poul Hartling, 60, called for elections last month after failing to muster a majority for a one-year freeze on wages, prices and profits. Although the bland, schoolmasterly Hartling has by no means attracted a large popular following, his Liberal Party (according to the latest polls) may win as much as 30% of the vote-compared with 12.3% in December 1973. If these projections...
...that would be the last time that the Elis would hit paydirt as the secret to the Crimson win was the defense. Yale could only muster 34 yards rushing in 34 attempts, and the Elis' passing attack was equally ineffective against a stubborn Harvard unit...