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...Littman who kept B.C. alive in Harvard's OT win earlier this year--the closest Harvard came to a loss until last Tuesday's 3-1 fall at Yale. There, Eli goalie Mike O'Neill made the difference...
...Ocasio said the University did not approve of La O's choice and has not acted on this information. He labeled administrators' inactivity as "neglect," and said, "We cannot accept this kind of statement that says `In order to hire minority faculty we [are lowering] the standards.' We can't accept this...
...meter run: Christine Corr, Northeastern, 7.25. 55-meter high hurdles: Sametra King, Boston University, 8.32. 200-meter run: Mirian Knijn, Boston University, 24.38 (new meet record). 400-meter run: Meredith Rainey, HARVARD, 54.20. 500-meter run: Beth Pfefferle, HARVARD, 1:17.45. 800-meter run: Ruth O'Hara, Northeastern, 2:19.12. 1000-meter run: Heather Grimshaw, Boston College, 2:54.23. Mile: Marion Josefsan, Boston University, 5:05.0. 3000-meter run: Suzanne Jones, HARVARD, 9:46.68. 880 relay: HARVARD, 1:44.14. 4-by-440 relay: Boston University, 3:55.33. 4-by-880 relay: Boston University, 9:38.2. Shot put: Cathy Griffin, HARVARD...
...Because this writer is due to nail a prediction. No one can go O-for-eternity...
...city council approved an ordinance setting aside 30% of the dollar amount of its municipal projects for minority-owned construction firms. The council found that although Richmond's population was half black, less than 1% of all public- works contracts had gone to minority firms. But Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, writing for the majority, charged that the city had not specifically proved a level of past discrimination that would support its 30% set-aside rule. Wrote O'Connor: "An amorphous claim that there has been past discrimination in a particular industry cannot justify the use of an unyielding racial...