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Dean Rosovsky, Dunlop's successor, said yesterday he had received no official word of Dunlop's return, but said he would be "delighted" to have him rejoin the Faculty. "It has always been my hope that he would return to his professorial role at the University," he said...
Fitzsimmons did not rejoin the Crimson because he was eligible for only the last eight games, "and it would have taken me two weeks, or four of those games, to get in shape," he said yesterday. This week's Sports Illustrated article on Harvard hoop, however, states that he is hoping to raise his grades to get into graduate school...
...other national groups, deeply embittered by Soviet persecution, joined Waffen SS divisions. The so-called "Russian Army of Liberation"* held the pitiful belief that a German victory would enable them to bring democracy to Russia. Other P.O.W.s escaped the Nazis to fight with the Soviet partisans or try to rejoin the Red Army. Whether scum or hero, all received the same sentence when they returned home: ten years...
Down the steps of the private jetliner that had landed near Rome came the secretaries, a hairdresser and a pair of Pekingese dogs. Then Elizabeth Taylor Burton descended in order to rejoin her husband after their 17-day split...
...wedding would be some time in November, showed off her engagement ring. "It's pretty simple," she said. "A sapphire in the middle and a diamond on each side." After his car's faulty battery had been repaired by mechanics at Buckingham Palace, Mark set off to rejoin his regiment. The Dragoons may be heading next for Northern Ireland, but not likely with Mark. He is going to become an instructor at Sandhurst, with the rank of acting captain and a salary of $6,625 a year...