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Kinasewich expects, however, that Cavanagh will be able to play. If the Rhode Island native must sit out the game, then wing Dan DiMichele will have to take up the scoring slack. In the last two games, DiMichele has bagged eight goals...
...reports indicate that Harvard looked better on the trip than at any other time during the season. Jeff Grate has provided valuable, although generally overlooked, offensive and defensive help from the backcourt, and 6-3 sophomore Ernie Hardy has been taking up some of the slack caused by Barth Royer's illness-induced absence from the lineup...
...been increasing at an annual rate of 4%. But Martin Gainsbrugh, chief economist for the National Industrial Conference Board, makes a very different point. Noting that the Federal Reserve Board's index of factory, mine and utility production declined in January, Gainsbrugh said last week: "If you have slack in the industrial capacity, it's hard to persuade people that they're in danger of an overheated economy...
...meantime, until these returning people take up the slack, the school faces lean times. Sisson places no hope in local draft boards, which, he believes, "have absolutely no more autonomy," and he feels the GSAS must resign itself to a loss of up to one million dollars next year...
...dirt-topped back roads of eastern Kentucky's poverty-blighted Wolfe, Breathitt, Knott, Harlan and Letcher counties, halting in hidden hollows at weather-bleached wood and tar-paper shanties sagging with neglect. And in spavined one-horse communities named Neon, Grassy Creek, Mousie, Fisty, Jackhorn and Cody, ragged, slack-eyed men and women and listless children with bellies taut from hunger spoke of their need...