Word: notebooke
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...NOTEBOOK: Christine Burns (groin) and Char Joslin (wisdom teeth) did not suit up for the game. Their status is day-to-day...The Crimson outshot B.C., 44-3...Brita Lind, Nina Simonds, and Co-Captain Johanna Neilson also scored for Harvard...Dooley commented about the slow, unsurfaced ice in the third period: "I liked the slow ice, because [we] could work off the [Thanksgiving] turkey," he joked...
...NOTEBOOK: The Crimson outshot the Huskies, 20-18...When Harvard and UConn last met in late September, the two teams battled to a 0-0 tie...Donigan, the Huskie leading scorer, took only one shot...Kramer's goal puts him even further out front in the Crimson scoring race. The first-year varsity starter has 11 goals and two assists for 24 points... The game marked Harvard's fifth overtime contest of the season... The Crimson finishes off its regular-season and Ivy slates Saturday when it travels to New Haven, Conn., to face the Yale Elis...
Both Owen and North, however, suspected that contra suppliers were dealing in narcotics. After a conversation with Owen on Aug. 9, 1985, North scribbled a message in the spiral notebook he used as a diary: "DC-6 which is being used for ((contra supply)) runs out of New Orleans is probably being used for drug runs into...
...NOTEBOOK: Both Cleary and Hammond praised the play of Harvey, who finished with 34 saves...Last year, the Crimson barely escaped Meehan with...
...call The Bonfire of the Vanities Wolfe's first novel is to make a distinction without too much difference. The ingeniously rigged plot is clearly fictional, but the details of New York City life, high and low, leap from the legman's notebook. The novel first appeared in Rolling Stone four years ago and ran in 27 installments. Since then, Wolfe has thoroughly rewritten it. The crucial change was to make the leading character a Wall Street broker (pre Black Monday) instead of a writer. "Writers are not much affected by scandal," says the author, "but bond salesmen...