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...date, the Harvard class of '88--female style--has more wins in varsity sports than its Ivy League counterparts. Credit this success to a handful of superstars and a field full of very good senior athletes...
...success of the women athletes in the Class of '88 is unprecedented. With the likes of such other senior standouts as Lori Barry and Cari Lyn Beck (soccer), Leelee Groome (field hockey and lacrosse), and Molly Clark (swimming), it's hard to think of another year with such a talented crop of recruits...
...relatively young age of 30, Canfield has already risen to the post of administrative assistant to Sen. Wyche Fowler (D-Ga.). She attributes her success solely to her Kennedy School connections. The native New Yorker had no personal or political ties to Fowler before she started working for him. Canfield avoided the traditional back-room congressional politicking necessary to land a job such as hers in past years...
...assume the best. It's easy to judge a decision in retrospect. It's of only marginal honor to Bork that he is able to affirm now the success of decisions and legislation he vehemently derided when they were rendered. It's not unfair to ask of a nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court where he was when it counted, when the great issues of his time were being debated and decided. What claims might Justice Bork dismiss today whose validity and utility will seem painfully clear tomorrow...
Things are looking up, however. Last year's Columbia freshman team posted a respectable 3-3 mark, and the program scored a big success over the summer when SMU refugee John Robinson--a big defensive lineman--donned the blue and white...