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...documentary called Seven Up!, directed by Paul Almond. The kids were chosen to represent English classes and regions: Jackie, Lynn and Sue from a London council estate, John, Andrew and Charles from a Kensington boarding school, Paul and Simon (originally spelled Symon) from a charity home, Neil and Peter from a Liverpool suburb, Suzy from a titled family, Nicholas from the Yorkshire dales, rough-and-tumble Tony from the East End, ethereal Bruce from divorced upper-class parents...
...potential replacements, there is precedent for increasing the president’s compensation upon his taking office. Summers’ total compensation in his first year—$516,804, including travel and housing credits—was nearly 23 percent higher than that of his predecessor, Neil L. Rudenstine, who earned $421,081 in his last year in office...
There was little to cheer on and much to bemoan. We hadn’t experienced a loss to Yale on the football field since former University President Neil L. Rudenstine ruled the roost six years ago. The brightest spot on the field Saturday was the glare from the streaker’s back side...
...Marinaro. McLeod, with two seasons under his belt, now has 2,053 career yards....Two streakers ran onto the field with 29 second remaining in the game. The painted letters “MIT” were visible on the back of one of them. Senior Neil Sherlock began approaching the man before restraining himself, and security guards eventually wrestled him to the ground before forcibly escorting him off the field.—Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu...
...doesn’t take a detective to figure out what has made Neil Sherlock so important to the Harvard football team, but it might take one to figure out where he’s playing on the field.A modern day renaissance man, the senior from Park Ridge, Ill. has done it all. Recruited as a running back, he moved to defense at the end of his freshman year, switched to running back his junior year and is now alternating between offensive and defensive positions on special teams.Now, entering the final ‘Game’ of his career...