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...could almost take an exciting win for granted. There was the game at Yale when Harvard scored three times in the last five minutes for a 4-2 win. There was the overtime with Dartmouth at Bright, when, on a textbook play, Firkins Reed screened the goalie and Sue Newell scored on a soft backhander. There was the marathon five-overtime struggle with heavily-favored Northeastern in the first round of the Beanpot, ended after four hours and 15 minutes by Sue Yunick's breakaway goal. And there was the scoreless overtime, followed by a game-deciding shootout, in Harvard...
...salt shaker since working on the story." Patricia Delaney, who reported on the cover from the Midwest, notes that her favorite Chinese restaurant is cutting back on salt, but the chefs inspired substitution of splashes of bourbon for soy sauce has proved "delectable." At home, Boston's Sue Wymelenberg banned salt from her table. "The taste of breads, pasta, cookies, omelets and fish was unmarred," she says. "But I didn't reckon on new potatoes and fresh peas-it took three zestless mouthfuls to bring out the shaker again." Senior Editor Timothy Foote, who edited the story...
...company was ready to announce a big quarterly loss. To slash costs, he moved the firm's headquarters to Chicago to be closer to AM's plants and sold off the high-tech acquisitions. As the company's prospects continued to deteriorate, though, Black decided to sue. Last week AM International announced that he had quit to avoid a conflict between his employment and the lawsuit...
...tenants' rights and interests were adequately protected by local and state laws administered by a variety of governmental agencies." In other words, HRE officials have taken the posture of the crafty used car salesman who tells his customer attempting to return a lemon: If you don't like it, sue me. Unfortunately for tenants, who have nowhere near the financial resources necessary to combat Harvard's stable of lawyers, fighting the University in court is like going on safari holding a rifle filled with blanks. You can shoot all you want and still not hit a single target...
...Mary Sue Brancato said she saw a newspaper ad for a two bedroom apartment with "sunny kitchen" in Belmont for $300 per month. But Rentell Inc.. the rental service which ran the ad, would show her the listing for the apartment only after she paid a $75 registration...