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...Adele, which was based largely on her coded diaries. The movie is a scrupulous adaptation and elaboration of Adele's strange history. Adele, haunted by the death of her older sister Leopoldine-her father's favorite-followed a British lieutenant, Albert Pinson, to his post in Nova Scotia. She had fallen in love with Pinson during her father's political exile in Guernsey, and even broke an engagement to be free to marry him. But Pinson left for Canada without her, and without remorse...
...latter, upon returning to Cambridge following winter vacation, contacted Watson and told him that he might as well cancel the hockey season if Cleary remained on as coach. Watson then called the Nova Scotia Voyageurs in hopes of replacing the players, but the Voyageurs had made a previous commitment to substitute for Cornell this year, so out went Cleary...
...John, as more than 700 guests jostled for 600 seats. The celebrators, many making their first trip into the tubes, were treated to something more than usual subway fare: 50 Ibs. of octopus flown in from the Bahamas, 50 dozen oysters from Virginia, five 30-lb. lobsters from Nova Scotia, a 20-lb. Alaskan king crab, 100-lb. rounds of roast beef from Omaha and pastry fantasies as arcane as Ken Russell's own visions. By the subway entrances sat an 8-ft.-long Tommy sign fashioned from 3,000 tomatoes, radishes, cauliflowers and broccoli...
...that stretch Dartmouth lost to Merrimack 1-2, Princeton 4-5, New Hampshire 1-6, and Boston University 3-14. The squad then rested until the "second season," when it split a pair in the UNH Tourney December 29, losing to Penn and drubbing St. Mary's of Nova Scotia 12-4 for the lone win of the season...
...Harvard Rhodes Scholars are: Peter A. Carfagna of Eliot House and Shaker Heights, Ohio; David S. Goldbloom of Quincy House and Halifax, Nova Scotia; Griffith R. Harsh IV of Kirkland House and Birmingham, Ala.; James G. LeMoyne of Quincy House and Boise, Idaho; and Bernard C. Rolander '75 of Mather House and Atlanta...