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Freshman Dave Eaton and junior Mike Lohrer will shore up the offense at the winger spots leaving only the creasekeeping chores up for grabs. Tomorrow Ford will go with experience calling on Hal Weeks to start in goal...
...there's a snag that will turn even the most inveterate Harvard supporters on the board against the split site proposal, it's probably in the Charlestown Navy Yard. Although one of the assistants to library architect I.M. Pei says that Building 36 is "an excellent site" with exciting shore-line possibilities, it is difficult to camouflage the building's and the Yard's most obvious flaws. Just the massive overhaul that is necessary to make Charlestown workable makes Harvard's trump card the lowest of its suit...
...sits on a rocky promontory overlooking the Atlantic. The inmates were aided by a sympathetic guard who marched them one by one underneath his rain cape to a 60-ft. wall overlooking the sea. Using a rope of knotted sheets, they climbed down and were able to swim to shore, where waiting cars picked them...
Somewhere in Georgia this summer, Newsweek reported, a group of swimmers shore. Someone yelled, "Sharkl" and scores of people ran back to land to scour the sands for weapons. Armed with driftwood clubs and beach umbrellas, the bathers re spotted the creature, surrounded it and beat it to death. When the thing drifted motionless and the people could get a better look, they saw it wasn't a shark after all. It was only a baby whale...
...been carrying more than 1,000 passengers a month, mostly commuting businessmen, and revenues are up to more than $20,000 a month. Wheeler, however, has yet to earn a profit. The federal subsidy (up to $140,000 this year) that the line receives to provide service to shore and rural areas does not quite cover losses on these routes, although Wheeler has been able to break even or better on its popular and completely unsubsidized intercity commuter schedules. Wheeler, who pays himself less than $10,000 a year, would like to drop subsidized service altogether at some point. Says...