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...think considering that this particular group emerged as the sport was maturing, it was particularly interesting," said Dartmouth Coach Mark Panella. "Real good preview of things to come. There are some very talented underclassmen out there...
...absence of two key players--one out with a back injury and the other recovering from pulled wisdom teeth--the Harvard men's volleyball team will take on Princeton today in the last home match of the season which is shaping up to be an Ivy League championship preview...
Phrases like "focus of evil" and "evil empire" will probably not be heard around the White House for a while. Or so it would seem, judging from a preview of the major foreign policy address on the Soviet Union that President Reagan is scheduled to make early this week. Whatever the President might have said about the Kremlin in the past, he has decided to call a truce in the war of words that has sent superpower relations plummeting to the lowest point in two decades. Instead, Reagan intends to steer a course, in his words, of "credible deterrence...
...Crimson will get a preview of just how good all that talent is tonight in its Ivy opener against Dartmouth, at 7:30 p.m. in Briggs Cage...
...tend to hide more than they reveal. Last year's programs were all "user friendly," although many proved painfully difficult to master. This year, software is "integrated," which means that information from one program can sometimes be merged with data from another. Industry watchers are now getting a preview of the pet phrase for 1984. Two leading computer software companies, Microsoft and VisiCorp, are offering products with "windows," a system that lets users run several different programs at once, each displayed in a separate section of the video screen...