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...example is any lesson, converting a regular-season title into a post-season title is as about as easy as catching a shark in a sewer. Regular-season greatness does not always yield playoff punch...
...concerned with the role of the CIA on campus. Albertson Professor of Middle Eastern Studies Nadav Safran was commissioned by the CIA to write a book and hold a conference--without disclosing his CIA involvement. In the wake of these revelations, Safran was forced to resign from his post as director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, and President Bok issued guidlines about disclosing CIA funding for academic research...
Over the last ten days, television has been consumed by "Campaign '88" coverage--even though the nation's viewers would prefer "Calgary '88." Consequently, we have witnessed a multitude of post-primary prognoses. Some have been accurate, others interesting, but most simply repetitive. It's time the candidates distill these messages into simple terms and answer the question that must be on everyone's mind: "Where do we go from here...
...competitor Senator Robert Dole, including a half hour live talkshow. His televised attack on Dole's votes for tax increases and support for an oil import fee signal a healthy diversion from character attacks to policy criticism. His subsequent victory in New Hampshire was essential to halting Dole's post-Iowa momentum...
...winner of the Ivy League is not guaranteed a place in the NCAA Tournament, so Harvard needs victories over teams from other conferences to be considered for post-season play, Harvard Coach Kathy Delaney Smith said. UMass' conference, the Atlantic 10, has sent three teams to the NCAA Tournament in each of the last two years...