Word: notches
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...thing, Harvard Law School has a proud history of producing more top-notch practicing lawyers, public officials, and judges than any other school in the nation. Because of its size--over 500 students per class--the Law School's stature should not diminish much in the next few years. But if the school intends to maintain its pre-eminent position in American public life, its new Dean must try a wide variety of policies to attract the nation's best students and teachers...
Munro feels that even if his squad is 100 per cent fit Saturday they will find Cornell no easy pushover. After a horrid Ivy season last year (0-6-1 in League play), the Big Red have apparently managed to field a top-notch eleven this fall...
...wants another look at Dick Locksley, the sophomore goalie who has replaced the injured John Axten in minding the Crimson nets. After a shaky start with the loss to Amherst last weekend, Locksley has come on very well. He turned in a top-notch performance in shutting out B.U. this past Saturday.. Axten, who was kicked in the stomach in the Amherst debacle, will be out another three or four weeks, but considering the way Locksley has been playing the big senior will have to win back...
...yard golfers also conquere Governor Dummer, Andover, and Dartmouth en route to their 5-2 season. The team's loss to Exeter was as much a case of losing to the miserable nine-hole course as getting whipped by a top-notch Exeter golf squad...
Silenced by Events. For William Childs Westmoreland, 53, the visit to the U.S. coincided with a new notch-up in the war: the bombing of half a dozen formerly proscribed targets in the North, including two MIG bases. The Administration, which previously had minimized each increase in the war effort, now clearly signaled its determination to put every possible pressure on Hanoi. Among its critics, there was growing apprehension over the war's direction, duration and denouement-a fear that the U.S. and its antagonists were swiftly approaching the point where a little slip could mean...