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...last minute, Reed was unable to go. The Admissions Office did not replace him. Instead they cancelled the trip altogether because the reservation was located several hundred miles from the nearest airport, and there was some difficulty concerning students renting cars under Harvard's sponsorship. One of the three reservations this trip was to cover, Pine Ridge, is the second largest reservation in the United States...
Delays, so common an occurence in construction, forced Harvard to give up its opportunity to have the U.S. Women's International Swimming Meet here this past weekend. Although Harvard retained sponsorship of the event, and the Harvard swimmers and their coaches did a marvelous job in running a wonderful meet, the cost of the delays will weigh heavily on the Harvard swim program...
...each panel's nominees. The ten appellate court judges thus far chosen are all Democratic, liberal or moderate politically, and well qualified for the bench. But in at least four cases, political connections eased the way, and four other appointments promoted district judges previously named under predominantly political sponsorship. For example, Robert Vance, nominee for the Fifth Circuit, is the longtime Alabama Democratic Party chairman; Tennessee's Gilbert Merritt had contributed to Democratic Senator James Sasser's 1976 campaign (as had Merritt's two minor children); Thomas Tang of Arizona has close ties to Democratic Senator...
...work on the car. The $500 figure, of course, does not include any "unusual" expenses--such as crashes or minor damage. Aronson, Medenica and Herne all dipped into their own pockets throughout the season to keep the team on the road, but now they are seeking some sort of sponsorship for the next season...
...sell potential advertisers because of the obscurity of Formula Ford races. The two entrepreneurs will also seek patrons wherever possible. Medenica's commitment to the effort is complete--he says he decided to attend Business. School in order to make enough money to keep racing. The search for sponsorship, like almost everything else in the sport, will be time-consuming and expensive, but all three are willing to make the effort. "The struggling artist analogy is appropriate," Aronson says...