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...came in overtime, but the Crimson came back against Nashua with a 4-2 win. Last week, two consecutive losses to Datmouth and Providence on Wednesday and Saturday respectively, dashed the Crimson's hopes of heading into exams with a winning record. Another freshman, Lauren Norton, the only highpoint of the outing, netted the two goals against Dartmouth...
...Huber, Norton, and Fischer have all played ice hockey before coming to Harvard, but many of the people who come to practice have never even skated before...
...John Harvard, Thomas Hollis, Isaac Watts, Thomas Carlyle, Charles Eliot Norton, Haward Mumford Jones, and an enormous host of others nad not thought it worthwhile for an educated person to form a private library, there would not now be at Harvard ready access for students and professors to what you correctly call "one of the best and biggest library systems in the world." Just look at the bookplates in many of the books you use in that system and you should quickly see that its existence does not represent some kind of bibliographical parthenogenesis...
...Frank Kermode, a prominent literary critic on leave from Cambridge University, will deliver the first talk in this year's Norton lecture series this afternoon...
Founded in 1891, Carborundum, which has 85 plants in 24 countries, produces more than 2,000 industrial products ranging from air filters to diesel engine camshafts. It has, along with the Norton Co., a leading position in abrasives-grinding materials essential for all elements of the metal-bending business. The company has great hopes for experiments now being conducted in its new laboratory near Niagara Falls, where it hopes to produce materials that will replace the rare metals that endure high temperatures in turbines and jet engines...