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...grey lady in a bright red dress was standing in front of another picture of Richard Cardinal Cushing--this one was signed. She looked at my reporter's notebook and asked suspiciously who I was. "How long has this school been here?" I asked. I can repeat questions...
Harvard (4-2-1 overall, 1-0 Ivy League) played like a team that wanted its national ranking back. And wanted to preserve its chance for a repeat bid to the national tournament. And needed a win to get back on track...
...those years to do again, I would repeat them exactly as before. The first period had to be like that. Emotional, with banners, strikes. Otherwise we would have been kicked out of the plants by a platoon of police. Then, no one had a program. And there was no agreement between society and the authorities on what Poland needs. Today the center of society says there is a chance, and we must...
...expect a repeat of last year's 0-0 early-season tie between the Huskies (3-4-1 overall, 1-0-1 New England) and the Crimson (2-0 overall, 1-0 Ivy League). Or even Harvard's 1-0 overtime win in the New England Championship...
...breath affair. With each Olympics, the sport ascends to a new plateau of audacity that would have been unthinkable four years earlier. And four years from now, even those moves may seem out of the dark ages. So too will the sweethearts of Seoul. When Olga Korbut tried to repeat her Munich triumphs in 1976, she was upstaged by Newcomer Nadia Comaneci. When Nadia tried to re-create her glory in 1980, audiences hardly recognized the once sylphlike pixie. Mary Lou Retton perhaps proved the wisest; she fired her single shot at glory, then retired her grips and took...