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News Editors for This Issue: Victoria G.T. Bassetti '86-7 Night Editors: Victoria G.T. Bassetti '86-7 Michael D. Nolan '88 Mathew Saal '87 Joseph F Kahn '87 Arts Editor: Mathew H. Joseph '88 Copy Editor: Ellen R. Pinchuk '89 Photo Editor: Jennifer Pitt '88 Sports Editor: Jessica A. Dorman '88 Geoffry H. Simon '88 Business Editor: John P. Siracuse...
...want to commend you on "The CRR: Whose Rights, Whose Responsibilities?" Michael D. Nolan's piece in today's Crimson (April...
...Maybe Nolan's story will encourage people to think about why they do what they do. An infatuation with paisley doesn't make for student activism. F. Lee Boyle...
...flexible and his fundamentals flowing; the really heavy work falls to his legs, which are as thick as the rest of him is lithe. "Some pitchers who are overpowering," Tom Seaver says, "you can see the clock is ticking down on them. They just have terrible fundamentals. Gary Nolan, Don Gullett, Mark Fidrych, there's a whole list. Gooden's mechanics look outstanding: I figure him for a long run. Knowing his trade and his own heart, being able to adjust mentally when it comes time to adjust physically, those are always the tests of longevity, and they...
Mysteriously, and maybe a little more irregularly than by the decade, pitchers do seem to travel in clusters. Hubbell materialized in the swift company of Dizzy Dean and Lefty Gomez. Seaver enjoyed the prolonged fellowship of Steve Carlton, Jim Palmer and Nolan Ryan. Bob Gibson, Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry formed their club. Even Walter Johnson had Rube Marquard. "There's some safety in numbers," Tom Browning agrees. "Last year, when Pete (Rose) was drawing the crowds, I was left alone to get a nice quiet...