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...three contract expirations in 1970 to one in eight today. The greatest force for effectiveness is Dunlop, a missionary's son who became an economist. As dean of Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, he supervises 2,000 academics and, when the university set out to recruit more able young professors a few years ago, he was chosen to be chairman of a faculty search group that was informally called "The Committee to Keep Harvard from Going to Hell." His nickname on campus is "Tiger," and with his gravel voice and fondness for four-letter words...
...full game conditions. Throughout his career. Knight has had first-rate defensive ball clubs. When he coached at Army before coming to Indians, his ball clubs were invariably in the top live in the nation in leam defense. This was done under the handicap of not being able to recruit anyone over six feet six inches under West Point rules...
...kids had "very low pain thresholds." On one occasion, he said, a ballplayer had began screening simply when he put his leg in a whirlpool both. The Harvard coach surmised that the reason Knight was able to use the drills he did was that he could go out and recruit the type of ballplayers he wanted to, while Harrison strong, and the prospects are brighter in the butterfly as well with the performance of freshman John Craig a mild surprise...
...Graduate School of Design will hold its first information workshop Thursday to recruit Harvard and Radcliffe students and to increase the number of women applicants to the Design School...
Mauries D. Kilbridge, down of the GSD, said yesterday that he hopes the workshop will also clear up the students' understanding of the recent controversies plaguing the GSD. Kilbridge said, however, that the major purpose of the workshop was to recruit applicants...