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Jennifer Minkus: Beat Liz Schram...
...from caucus states. As a result, the Post's Page One banner headline read: HART WINS 3, MONDALE 2. Hart took a copy of the paper, crossed out 3, wrote in 6½, and tossed it to Press Secretary Kathy Bushkin, saying, "Show this to [Post Reporter Martin] Schram...
...searched for other ways to cover the candidates. For this primary season, the Washington Post has switched from "man-to-man" to "zone" coverage: reporters are assigned to regions of the country, and join up with each candidate in succession as he travels through. The Post's Martin Schram, a veteran of the past four campaigns, takes that approach a step further: whenever possible he rents a car, rather than travel in what he calls "the steel cocoon." He explains, "The reporter on the bus may get a good idea of how well one candidate is doing, but learns...
...from the Big Bang, the gaseous explosion believed to have formed the universe more than 9 billion years ago--outnumber the protons, neutrons, and electrons that comprise ordinary matter by about 10 billion to 1. The average cubic centimeter in the universe contains about 450 of these relic neutinos. Schram contends that if these particles have even a tiny mass, unlike the current description of conventional physics, scientists can construct a radically different view of the universe and explain several cosmological riddles...
...History; Fred L. Glimp '50, former dean of Harvard admissions and a member of the Associated Harvard Alumni; F. Stanton Deland Jr. '36, a Harvard Overseer; Helen H. Gilbert, Radcliffe Trustee and Harvard Overseer; Anne M. Morgan, president of the Radcliffe Alumnae Association; Connie M. Cervilla '74; Robert L. Schram '75; Barry Michaels '75; and Renee Landers...