Word: picks
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...anybody out there listening? It's an away weekend, so supposedly all the sports fans made the long journey to Philadelphia yesterday. Away weekends are nice because I can pick Harvard to lose knowing that the morale of the team can't suffer if they still read the Crimson. I can even say something about my fellow Crimson sports-writers sitting next to me right now and they'll probably never go back to read about it Sunday after the long ride back home...
Brown once again proved the adage that the New England coaches will pick Brown as a perennial top team no matter what the Bruins record. Brown lost to Army, 1-0, last week but held on to third place...
...does have one problem though. He's running in Mayor Vellucci's home area of East Cambridge, and it is doubtful that he will pick up any more than a few token number-one votes. And he really hasn't paid a great deal of attention to the student vote, small though that may be. He is in no way a serious contender but this year's campaign could pave the way for a successful showing two years from...
...they never overcame my dismay. If, as my program tells me, the opening of the Old Library Theater marks "a dynamic new era in the history of the House"--why, fellows, did you pick something as stale as Greasepaint for your opening volley...
Geisha Girls. Halaby is in a race against time. As the economy gains speed, air travel is certain to pick up. Last week Pan Am officials announced a 1.5% rise over 1970 in passenger revenue miles for the month of September. This year depreciation write-offs on Pan Am's 747s and an $80 million sale-and-lease-back arrangement with the Port of New York Authority on a maintenance facility at New York's Kennedy Airport will probably hold losses down close to last year's level. Halaby has also pledged to improve marketing and service...