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...weekly number of reported sexual assaults in the area of the Cambridge Common temporarily jumped between March 12 and 19, further proving the Common is unsafe, but the one-week rise should not unduly alarm students, a Harvard police spokesman said yesterday...
...Faculty fails to approve a proposed one-week shift in the calendar today, Dean Rosovsky will advise President Bok to appoint a faculty committee to recommend to Bok a "dictatorial calendar reform plan" for the whole University...
They worked: Lemongello fans were born. One Brooklyn girl started staying up until 4:30 a.m. just to see his one-minute ad on TV. Another kissed the tube whenever he appeared. He booked a concert at Manhattan's Lincoln Center, and it sold out. Westbury asked him back for a one-week gig for $100,000. Love 76 has sold 43,000 copies, through mail orders drawn by the TV spots. Lemongello was becoming a household word of sorts-at least in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. But, as he ruefully admitted, "if you mentioned my name...
During their one-week tour, the Classics rode on the crest of the basketball mania that is sweeping Puerto Rico. "The fans don't know much about the game," says Kallaugher, "but they get totally shitfaced and go around following their home teams." Kallaugher says "it was really kind of a big ego trip. We were celebrities...
...ground transport, taxes and tips. And no longer does the traveler have to belong to a so-called affinity group, such as a club or union, to qualify for the reduced rates. The new package is often less than the price of a scheduled-airline ticket. For example, a one-week O.T.C. Hawaii vacation with "economy" accommodations, organized by Crimson Travel of Cambridge, Mass., costs as little as $379; by contrast, a round-trip economy ticket on a scheduled flight costs $528. A traveler from New York can spend eight days and seven nights in London for a cut-rate...