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Harvard beat Princeton with the crisp passing and ball control that had been noticeably absent from the squad's two prior games "We simply decided that this was going to be it. Princeton wasn't going to win." said Alicia Carillo, who notched two of Harvard's tallies. "We played much more like a unit and we gave each other a lot more support...
...article that appeared prior to the Dartmouth vandalism in The Dartmouth Review, a conservative campus weekly newspaper, compared the sukkah to west hank settlements. The newspaper also ran a picture of the sukkah with the caption "Grin and Beirut," but Paley said no link could he deter mined unless the vandals were caught...
Altman agrees that prior to the UNII tourney. Harvard had been in the midst of a slump which had circumvented all aspects of its game. Losing five out of seven matches, the Crimson seemed unable to master any consistent and stable attack. The squad's hitting appeared less than aggressive and its defense lethargies...
...foreign diplomats and others in the U.S. and in Europe had reached our ears. His remarks had particularly infuriated Vance, so I asked Kissinger to come by for a talk to work out our differences. Kissinger said that some of his published criticisms had been taken from interviews given prior to the hostage seizure, that he would avoid similar comments during the crisis. After this conversation, things were better for a few days-then reverted to their former state...
...Even prior to reconvening, the court had booked its schedule of oral arguments into February. It carried 126 cases over from last term. The Justices usually try to hear about 150 cases each year. Obviously, most of the expected thousands of new cases will have to be turned away. Coming back to overflowing IN baskets is nothing new for the court, nor are complaints about it. But with the number of cases filed having doubled over the past 20 years to 4,400 last term, calls for some sort of relief are again getting shrill, even desperate. And they...