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...long, the Crimson blitz had Cowan—the Ivy League’s top-rated passer—scrambling backwards and sideways, going to extremes to get rid of the ball. And though Cowan was sacked only twice, he was hit—and hit hard—by captain linebacker Dante Balestracci and junior linebacker Bobby Everett on several occasions and hurried on countless others...
...redundant because we just gave out our contact info, but I don’t like the fact that [the FDO] got rid of them,” Vetter said. “I would have changed it and made it more interesting [rather than eliminating...
Snacks weren’t as easy to come by this summer, however, when their George Foreman grill was their primary cooking tool. Although it is hard to imagine how the grill could lead to unwanted mess, the offensive linemen insist that no amount of cleaning could rid their room of a mysterious smell...
...ideal system,” says McCambridge, “you would have an office of student activities. If you submit a plan, it goes to that office, everything gets done and you get word back.” Though centralization might be the most effective way of getting rid of the bureaucratic morass, it may also be the least feasible precisely because it removes control from certain areas of the administration eager to maintain their oversight...
...Harvard’s way, and Harvard is in Cambridge’s way, and Harvard has 52 acres in Allston, why not “river” Cambridge? Harvard could sell its holdings in Allston at a steal to Cantabrigians who want to be bloody-well rid of the Big H, and proceed to buy the space Cantabrigians vacate and build one centralized campus. When you think about it, everyone would win. Just move Cambridge to Allston, then hit the line for Harvard, for Harvard wins today...