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...League presidents decided to abolish athletic scholarships and spring practices. They also prohibited teams from competing in postseason football games. Harvard would never again have the chance to repeat its 1920 campaign, in which it went 9-0-1 and defeated Oregon 7-6 in the Rose Bowl for the last of its nine national titles...
...suggesting that we need to put Harvard back in the Rose Bowl. In fact, barring a complete change in the Ivy League’s attitude toward its football programs, the 1978 decision to split Division I into I-A and I-AA will keep that from ever happening again. However, I am demanding that Harvard and the rest of the Ivy League let its players compete in the Division I-AA playoffs. I’m also demanding that we give our students and our fans a reason to care...
...this reason, time spent investing in our clothes seems like time well spent. Although it can border on the ridiculous—my sister likes to start ripping her jeans at soon as she buys them; my friend Rose will hem and tuck at a shirt until it is completely recast—these efforts pay rich dividends. We end up cultivating a unique style, one that accentuates our good features, hides our weak ones, and communicates to the world—particularly to the individual subculture to which we feel connected—all of our loves, hates, regional...
...incumbent councillors rose to their positions through traditional avenues for Cambridge politicians. Some come from families with a tradition of involvement in Cambridge politics. Several served terms on the School Committee before moving to the council. Others did behind-the-scenes work in politics before deciding to run for office themselves...
Three candidates who rose to prominence in their neighborhoods fared well in this election—but none well enough to unseat an incumbent...