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Fans who collected in the IAB Saturday afternoon saw anything but a typical rout, though a rout it was. The game was exciting, often sloppy, and even occasionally dazzling, regardless of what the scoreboard was recording. If there is such a thing as karma, it resides in the righthand basket of the IAB. At least for the cagers...
...entire contest, stopping at total of 36 Harvard shots. Cameron repeatedly denied Crimson threats with acrobatic kick saves, the most important of which came with the score still tied ten minutes into the third period when Cameron just deflected a Lauren Norton smash destined for the lower righthand corner of the goal...
Lightfoot collected the rebound of a Hurley shot and deftly fed back to Hurley, who drilled the puck into the upper righthand corner of the net from the left side of the crease...
White House Chief of Staff. The most likely candidate is Edwin Meese III, who was Reagan's righthand man during the campaign. As a policy adviser, Meese is closer to Reagan than any other aide, but he is not a good organizer and lacks Washington experience, as indeed do most of the members of Reagan's inner circle. If Meese does not become Chief of Staff, he might be named Attorney General. Coming up fast in the race for the top White House post is Jim Baker, a calm and collected lawyer from Houston who managed Ford...
Last week Reagan scored what initially seemed to be a notable coup: he got the backing of the Rev. Ralph Abernathy, Martin Luther King Jr.'s onetime righthand man, and the endorsement of the Rev. Hosea Williams, another black civil rights activist of the '60s. But neither Abernathy nor Williams is regarded today as a major leader by blacks. Scoffed Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson, a black: "When the Ku Klux Klan, Abernathy and Williams agree on the same candidate for President, that wins first prize for weird coalition of the year...