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...running maturation through two meets of sophomores Freddie Linsk and Jere Hines might also be a source of improvement for the Harvard team. Both number among the top seven Crimson men, and must perform better if the Crimson is not to be offset by the depth of some of its rivals...
...vote was taken in the General Committee, which recommends the Assembly's agenda, the U.S. was defeated 12 to 9 (with three abstentions). The U.S. had expected to win that first test, but as Ambassador George Bush said, the vote "doesn't change a thing." To offset the defeat, he could point to Japan's decision, reached only 24 hours before, to co-sponsor the U.S. resolution to admit Peking but retain Taipei's seat...
...students goes only to offset tuition," Champion said. "It doesn't provide for any improvement in the education itself." Nonearmarked funding as proposed in the new bill would allow the University to channel the funds into programs that would, Champion said, "increase the quality of opportunity...
...wing defense where it lost two fullbacks and one halfback. The Crimson may be susceptible to a sudden opposition breakaway on a clearing pass to the wing, but the strength of Wilmot and Messing in the penalty area and the scoring potential of the offense will offset any one goal mistake...
...goals is too much for the Brown forward line to match. Without speed and without finesse, the Bruins rely on Dick Lay to somehow break through the opposition. Once, maybe twice, a game can be expected against some teams, but Harvard and Penn should have enough offense to offset the Bruins slow-down tactics...