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Combined, the teams completed II passes. That may have reflected more of a problem for Harvard than for the Big Red. While Cornell QBs Shawn Maguire and Stuart Mitchell at times badly overthrew their receivers, the Crimson signal callers, Chuck Colombo in the first ball and White in the second saw several line losses dropped...
...rest. Even though it looks now as if they will be close to their schedule, their breach of faith with the students should not be forgotten. If nothing was done this time, what can we reasonably expect next September, or the September after? Morgan K. Belford '85 Adams House Stuart A. Kirach '85 Lowell House (Claverly...
...Nesson didn't let anyone get away with fluff," adds second-year student Stuart Rabner. "He did a very good job of explaining the law to laymen." Rabner also enjoys "Miller's Court," though he adds, "I saw it with some of Miller's students, and they were amazed at how easily he handled several people." Another second year student thinks Miller's program "lets people know what to expect in a trial situation, and that's a valuable service...
...idea that infants can start acquiring an education has tempted ambitious parents for centuries. At the age of three, John Stuart Mill learned Greek, and Mozart was playing the harpsichord. Both were taught by their hard-driving fathers. Today, New York City's fashionable nursery schools not only interview two year olds (and charge their anxious parents $1,200 a year for two mornings of schooling a week), but they also report applications outrunning openings by as much...
...brave historical ring but makes little fiscal sense. The origins of good leadership, or the lack of it, are as varied as the states. Peirce and Hagstrom suggest that Missouri's skeptical show-me spirit accounts for the caliber of such men as Harry Truman, Clark Clifford and Stuart Symington. Residents of New Jersey have never registered much interest in local government, mainly because most of the state's population lives under the professional and cultural shadow of New York City. By contrast, Louisiana politics, wrote A.J. Liebling, "is of an intensity and complexity that are matched . . .only...