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...Green mounted a mini-rally in the sixth when Spencer hit an RBI single and freshman first baseman Aaron Meyer brought him home with a two-run homer. But the three runs in the inning turned out to be all Dartmouth could muster, as Duffell struck out freshman James Little to end the game...
Harvard's bats struck back in the top of the third. With junior David Forst on second and sophomore Todd Harris on first, junior Aaron Kessler brought in Harvard's first run with an RBI single to right...
Harvard tied the game in its half of the fourth, and the score remained knotted until the sixth. After freshman Mike Giampaolo got the Crimson out of a jam in the top of the inning, Harvard struck in the bottom of the frame...
...laws, which aimed to preserve the "purity" of the white race by making interracial sex a crime. Though upholding such laws required ever more tortured legal definitions of who was black and who wasn't, 16 states continued to ban interracial marriages until 1967, when the U.S. Supreme Court struck down such laws. In what was perhaps the most ridiculous example of racial pigeonholing, Louisiana ordained that anyone with a "trace" of black ancestry would be classified as black. Then, in an ostensibly "humane" 1970 reform, it enacted the "one thirty-second rule," by which anyone with a single black...
...gearing up for a fire fight with the new world order, the big rollover is shaping up as the Super Bowl of infrequent calendrical events: overblown and unsatisfying in equal proportion, the last in a long line of 20th century hot-air generators. Newspapers and magazines have already struck up regular millennium sections; special issues are in the works, as are numerous book and TV specials--if you loved the pack hunt for meaning in the 25th anniversary of Woodstock or the death of Jackie O., you'll love 2000. Merchandisers are horning in too: La-Z-Boy offers Millennia...