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...other hand, the Crimson (who dropped to 4-11 overall) could not manage to string together more than two points (one basket) at any time during the half. And the halftime score reflected that fact...
...field of prime-time television, Bud Yorkin has acquired what one could only classify as Bigfoot status. In conjunction with 8 to 11 guru Norman Lear, Yorkin developed, as his press release so modestly proclaims, a string of record breaking hits: "Sanford and Son," "Maude," "Good Times," "Diff'rent Strokes" and "Archie Bunker's Place." Commercial triumphs all, these Yorkin-Lear formula sit-coms were, in retrospect, surprisingly devoid of the socially relevant subject matter so current in many current series...
...come back from a 33-29 deficit at the half, pulling to as much as a three-point lead midway through the second half, the cagers could never put the contest away. The Green Knights (6-2 with the win) charged back in the final minutes on a string of free throws to nail the hosts...
Harvard and Wisconsin are both ranked high in all the national polls and the Crimson is red hot, coming off a four-game winning streak and an eight-game unbeaten string. The icemen have also been ripping up the opposition recently, with 36 goals in its last four games, including an 11-3 thrashing of Cornell in Ithaca...
...Camelot label, though, doesn't do justice to West Hollywood, whose charm and eccentricity extend far beyond matters of affectional preference. Says Severyn Ashkenazy, who owns a string of small, elegant hotels in Beverly Hills and West Hollywood: "At night, downtown Los Angeles is dead and Beverly Hills is boring. West Hollywood is the place for those who are interested in night life and in meeting different kinds of people, creative people." He adds, in the ultimate compliment for one educated and accented in Paris, "It's the Left Bank of Beverly Hills...