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Although the pitching corps sustained two big losses from graduation in Mike O'Malley, one of the nation's earned run leaders last spring, and relieving ace Norm Walsh, now Crimson pitching coach, it will still be one of Harvard's strengths...
Jasinski was called for cross-checking with 35 seconds left, and Owen scored the game-winner by slipping the puck past Koziak and under the outstretched arm of Yale captain Gordie Ullman, son of NHL star Norm Ullman...
...this motive to avoid love is a serious and real problem, Bynum says, it is one that can only be solved by men; and it is important to recognize that the male psyche is not the norm of health in our society...
...Norm " first went to Parliament in 1957 and climbed rapidly, rising to Labor Party chief when he was 42. As Prime Minister and also Foreign Minister, Kirk favored developing unindustrialized regions in his country's southern island, recalled New Zealand's troops from Southeast Asia and vociferously opposed French nuclear testing in the Pacific...
...worked.' But it did. And it is important to be precise about how it worked . . . in the end and most importantly, it was the conscience and pride and responsibility of innumerable people and numerous institutions that combined to assert that 1) there was (and is) a norm of official behavior that is recognized and respected by all Americans and 2) the President's departure from this norm was sufficiently gross and calculated to require an extraordinary and unprecedented remedy...