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...would hope this would provide an opportunity for our experts to discuss verification methods and thus pave the way for resolving the serious concerns which have arisen in this area," Reagan said...
Thanks, too, for telling us about Playboy's response to The Crimson's high-minded snubbing: "[The Crimson] are our best PR people. In 1979 they put us on the map. They got us into Time magazine. That's why we started with Harvard first. They'll pave the way for us." (--David Chan, Playboy photographer, quoted in The Crimson on March 5). Yeah, you showed 'em, all right...
First he wanted to pave Harvard Yard with asphalt. At other times throughout his 34-year political career, City Councilor Alfred E. Vellucci has proposed turning the Lampoon into a public latrine...
...deficiency of Yale's quarterbacks. Yale averages 190.3 yards per game passing, well over Harvard's mark. OFFENSIVE LINE: For a long time the squad's weakest area, this group had a great performance last week as it blasted through a highly-touted Penn defensive line to pave the way for over 200 yards rushing. Has had problems protecting White at times this year, but allowed only two sacks last weekend. Starting unit consists of Jim Morris, George Kostakos, Wayne Hunley, Mike Murray, Hal Watson and Joe Ryan. Must pave way for another 200-yd. day by Crimson runners today...
...Every black worker whose working conditions improve through company policies we have helped to change is a human life made better. Every service that Americans can render in South Africa either to defend the victims of apartheid or to prepare students for higher education is a step that helps pave the way for change. Such efforts may not make an immediate visible dent on the apartheid system, but they are still worth doing. Together with similar steps by other concerned organizations, they may help to hasten the day of human dignity and political rights for all people in South Africa...