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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...read the 1989 Brown football media guide. It says, "Brown University's football team is determined to return to the success of 1987, when the Bears finished second in the Ivy League with a 7-3 record. After a transition year where Coach John Rosenberg went with a number of players without prior varsity experience, the Bears should be ready to get back into the hunt for the Ivy League once again...
...significant number of students, choice in housing was a main reason to go to Harvard, especially as opposed to some school in New Haven which randomizes. Many students were excited about the opportunity to choose the kind of environment in which to live for three years...
...Enforcement officials have said they want to trace the calls to a specific number, but Robert L. Ullmann '77, anattorney in the U.S. Attorney's office in Boston,said police need a federal court order before theycan trace calls or tap phone lines...
...HarvardOpportunities': Dedicated readers of The Harvard Gazette, Cambridge's only administration-approved weekly, have noted an unusually high number of fundraising positions advertised in the publication recently. Although it could not be determined whether plans for a multi-billion dollar fund drive caused the apparent surge, the approximately 10 jobs listed in The Gazette seemed compelling. Take this entry on page 22--"Development Assistant for Research/Development Associate for Research." Among the duties specified, the prospective "assistant" will get to undertake "in-depth biographical and financial research and analysis of individuals..." The resumes are probably pouring...
Even though MIT does have its share of student-athletes, an over-whelming number of athletes at MIT are walk-ons. And most students at MIT do not take their athletics too seriously...