Word: shared
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Undefeated since its loss to Cornell five weeks ago, Harvard's hockey team matches its brilliant sophomores against the Big Red's imposing goal-tending in a battle for a share of the Ivy League championship at 8 p.m. tonight at Watson Rink before what should be a capacity crowd...
...Crimson is second, behind Cornell, in the Ivy standings and must sweep its last, two games to win a share of the league championship. Harvard will have a chance to avenge its 8-4 loss to Cornell, its only Ivy defeat, when it faces the Big Red next Tuesday, but it must also win both Yale contests...
...than outside it, despite the Puseyian adage that tubs must float on their own bottoms. To win Mr. Pusey's approval for coed housing, Radcliffe will have to merge fully into Harvard College. Some sort of closer affiliation with the "University" would not be sufficient. The tubs then would share bottoms, to Radcliffe's financial advantage...
...When I'm on that stage," says Nina Simone, "I don't think I'm just out there to entertain." Nina is a Negro and proud of it; she is out there to share with the audience what Soul Singer Ray Charles calls her "message things." When her listeners are not with her, she can be icy: "You're not giving one thing tonight." When they are with her, which is most of the time, the ice melts. "When we connect, an audience and myself, when we hit a certain point, I just get all happy...
...fighting" (jabbing at a spouse by mocking his religion or his child by a former marriage), "hit and run" (saying "You made me lose my appetite" in the middle of dinner), and "psychoanalysis" ("Your childhood was more pathogenic than mine, you poor thing!"). Though less neurotic, "round-robin" fighters share a too pessimistic view that they cannot change either themselves or their relationship. Insensitive to possible compromises, they are trapped in the stalemate of "God, how many times have we been through all this before?" and the tune-out of "Here we go again...