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...started off a little slowly, losing his first game to Franklin & Marshall's Steve Hopkins. "I started off not mentally prepared to push forward," Pandole said. "It was hard to come back and rectify that." But rectify he did--and tore down his opponent's lead, to win the next three games...
...eighth and ninth seeds, Paul Gardi and Seth Handy--both playing in their first varsity match of the season--were also foiled by the Diplomats in their first games. But never fear, they quickly jumped back to the offensive and captured the next three games...
...Next week, the Harvard track squads will face a tough test in cross-city rival Northeastern University when the Crimson hosts the annual Harvard Invitational Saturday...
Another casualty of the Administration's pro-life offensive is Government support for research on in-vitro fertilization, in which eggs are extracted from a woman's ovaries, fertilized in a glass dish, then implanted in the donor's womb. Next week a House subcommittee will release a report charging that the Department of Health and Human Services has shied away from funding research on "test-tube fertilization" because of pressure from right-to-life groups. As a consequence, the discovery of new techniques to make the procedure more reliable and lower its cost (currently $6,000 for each attempted...
...brotherhood," says Donald Polk, president of the New York Urban League, which has been flooded with complaints about the ad from those who feel it depicts a black man under arrest. Says Vittorio Rava, Benetton's worldwide advertising head: "We thought of the campaign as anti-racist." Benetton's next series of ads will retain the racial-harmony theme but, says Rava, will be "sweeter...