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Four singles, a pair by junior first baseman Erik Binkowski and one apiece by Carmack and senior catcher Jason Keck, was all Harvard could string together in its worst offensive performance of the season--its first shutout since the season opener at Charleston Southern...
...lineup, top to bottom, was a lot stronger than it has been in years past," Teller said, "but we had a few too many games where we couldn't string hits together. That was our main weakness...
There was a Golden Age, after the show ceased to be too serious and before it became a string of gags, when "The Simpsons" produced some of the best comedic material ever. It had all the perfect elements. Brutal pessimism: Milhouse asks his teacher how one can tell if one's in love, and she tells him not to worry, since most of us will never fall in love and will end up marrying out of fear of dying alone. Blistering social indictment: what looks like a press conference for a Tyson-like boxer, complete with adoring fans, members...
Harvard's string of close calls extended well into the second half, and it seemed as if it was not meant...
...might have a pretty good chance of defending itself against a surprise nuclear attack by... North Korea. With the least technological fudging yet, the Pentagon on Saturday night managed to shoot a dummy nuclear warhead out of the sky with a ground-based rocket - the latest in a string of successes that have the idea of a nuclear "umbrella" edging closer to approval by the Clinton administration. For TIME Pentagon correspondent Mark Thompson, it?s a dubious triumph of lowered expectations. "It?s not Reagan?s ?Star Wars,' which was space-based," he says. "This is the so-called ?thin...