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...Colgate 8-7 William & Mary 53-13 Penn 66-16 4-1 31-7 .816 GEOFF SIMON Staff Writer Massachusetts 22-13 Dartmouth 16-14 Cornell 13-10 Colgate 21-20 William & Mary 41-6 Penn 86-0 3-2 28-10 .737 BRENT "BETTING IS A SIN" MARTIN Business Manager Guest Selector Harvard 17-7 Dartmouth 38-3 Cornell 21-17 Colgate 24-14 William & Mary 41-10 Penn 28-6 CYRUS M. SANAI Allergic to Football Guest Selector Massachusetts 10-0 Dartmouth 28-7 Yale 17-15 Brown 7-3 William & Mary 13-10 Penn 14-3 KRISTY...
...Mets' fans. They are also self-defeating. What possible glory have the Mets won if, as Mr. Cole maintains, they have beaten a thoroughly unworthy opponent? Besides, it was not the Mets who decided the Series, but the gods of baseall, who will never forgive the Sox for the sin of selling Babe Ruth...
...Winger, and Directors Penny Marshall and Jonathan Demme. But everything finally came together under the sensitive directorial hand of, yes, Francis Coppola. The supporting cast is splendid. The film's occasional lapses never puncture the airy tone; they are easily forgiven, like Peggy Sue and her friends, whose only sin was to grow up. This prom-night balloon of a movie floats easily above the year's other exercises in '50s nostalgia. If you dare reach for it, it will land smartly in your heart...
...word for it in Japanese is ayamachi, diplomatic argot for a grave mistake, even a sin. Last week none other than Yasuhiro Nakasone, Prime Minister of Japan, committed a world-class ayamachi when he told a meeting of his Liberal Democratic Party, "So high is the level of education in our country that Japan's is an intelligent society. Our average score is much higher than those of countries like the U.S. There are many blacks, Puerto Ricans and Mexicans in America. In consequence the average score over there is exceedingly...
...question of proper upbringing. Many people here--having been raised in some kind of hyper-austere, Ingmar Bergmann-style family where even thinking about the lower functions was a mortal sin--find it hard to deal with the decadent freedom of Harvard life. Unsure how to act, they try to behave they way they think everyone else does, and, invariably, they overshoot the mark. The result is otherwise innocuous-looking people leaning over at the dinner table and asking you to "pass the fucking salt...