Word: pasting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Things should be a bit easier for the undefeated J.V. who are the number one seed. After sneaking past Cornell in their first race because of a poor start, the J.V. went on to post victory margins of 11, 7, and 11 seconds...
...only economic self-interest that dictates Harvard's position on divestiture and South Africa, but it is the misreading of history and the (we trust) mistaken belief that the kinds of brutality and exploitation that succeeded in the past will continue to be effective in keeping the University and the corporate structure it serves in power. For Harvard, consistency does not demand divestiture and support of the non-white majority in South Africa. This would be a better and more humane place if it did. Ruth Hubbard Professor of Biology Richard C. Lewontin Professor of Biology
Massive Montreal defenseman Larry Robinson had opened the scoring 8:05 into the contest when he completed a give-and-go with winger Pierre Mondou. Jonathan and Don Marcotte wristshots put Boston in front, but Mondou eased a backhander past Gilles Gilbert to leave the game tied at two after the first period...
Sophomore Don Pompan, the number one player on the Harvard tennis team, was walking past Leverett House one day last fall--striding purposefully, chattering non-stop to two friends, carrying a couple of organic chemistry books under his arm--when a teammate observing this scene turned and said, "You know, Don treats his whole life like it's reading period...
...Tigers have beaten most of the best teams in the East. During their southern trip they breezed past Miami and ACC teams Duke and North Carolina. Navy gave the Tigers their biggest scare, taking the bottom four singles matches, but Princeton swept the doubles to come...