Word: notebooke
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...NOTEBOOK: Harvard has now beaten the Lions seven straight times and nine of the last...
...NOTEBOOK'S NOTEBOOK: Harvard leads the Columbia series, 32-10-1... Its six straight wins leave the Crimson two shy of the series record... The Lions last defeated the Crimson, 21-19, in 1978... The winner of the past 20 Harvard-Columbia games has scored at least 20 points... The loser has scored 20 points just three times in that span... Harvard is looking for its sixth straight winning season. If it's successful, it would mark the most winning seasons in a row since a 10-year string from 1959-68... If the1
...NOTEBOOK: Princeton's exams start Monday...The Tigers led the league the entire season, as the Crimson played catch-up. When Princeton was 10-2. Harvard was 2-2 When Princeton was 11-3, Harvard was 5-3 in a series dating back to 1868. Harvard leads, 101-78-2...In 1974, the last time these teams met in an EIBL playoff, Harvard won, 5-3 Right fielder Chris McAndrews has hit safely in nine of his last 10 games, and third baseman Vierra has hit safely in 13 of his last 15. Two years ago. Harvard won the championship...
...NOTEBOOK: Two-time All-America Rob Hawley ended his Harvard lacrosse career with a goal and a season-high three assists....Pujols, a junior, added a goal and an assist to lead the team in assists (30) for the first time, and in goals (26) and points (56) for the second consecutive year. Big Green, 13-7 Harvard (3-11) 5-0-2 0--7 Dartmouth...
...case of the White House communications director, Patrick Buchanan, was stranger still. NBC News Correspondent Marvin Kalb reported that at a White House meeting with Jewish leaders about Reagan's Sunday itinerary, Buchanan was seen repeatedly scribbling the phrase "succumbing to the pressure of the Jews" in his notebook. Kalb's report implied that the former conservative columnist was jotting down his own views. Buchanan, who has declined to speak openly with the press since taking his White House job in February, temporarily broke his silence to call any such implication "misleading" and "downright silly...