Word: ordered
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...induced dancing acts by the MIT out-fielders on several Crimson drives. Yet the biggest story of this game has to be the continued impressiveness of lefthanded Crimson fireballer Jim "Dazey" Keyte, who struggled through a three-hit shutout, giving up eight walks and never retiring the Engineers in order...
...means "Burning for Brown," and it counts. Until now, because of the almost immutable pecking order of colleges, only about half the students admitted actually enrolled at Brown. The rest went to schools like Princeton, Yale and Harvard, which has about a 75% "yield." But lately Brown has become very popular. At a time when the end of the baby boom spells a declining applicant pool, the school's applications have jumped 25% in two years. With good reason. Brown works hard to sell itself. The 16 members of the admissions committee are young, diverse, impressive-the kind...
...order to aid in his decision, Huntsman is giving the J.V. another stab at the varsity in this morning's practice...
...order to bring about constructive change at Harvard-Radcliffe, students must organize around an issue or set of issues. When the Assembly is not discussing issues, meetings become forums for displays of procedural knack. Political parties can raise issues and stimulate discussion. This discussion brings forth differences of opinion, leads to alternative proposals, and eventually resolves such differences so students can present a reasoned, united position to the University. These groups help foster student interest in what occurs politically at Harvard; they seek to combat the reigning apathy...
...Security: There will necessarily be an increase in security measures with a possible increase in costs, in order to prevent students on the 14 meal plan from stealing breakfast...