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Although a superb player, Burt is much better going to her left. Harvard forced her right--and forced her out of her game. Burt attempted only four shots from the field in the second half and missed three of them...
...think he'd make a superb candidate for the job," says Williamson...
...Virtually every young man faced the war dilemma," says Berkeley's Gitlin, who wrote a superb history, The Sixties. "It was not self-evident what was the right thing to do. For some it was to leave the country; for others, to be a conscientious objector, or seek an exemption by having children or working in some protected occupation, or by staying in school." For some, of course, the right thing to do was to go to Vietnam and serve...
...results were often superb -- or at least the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington thinks so. At an exhibition running through May 17, the nation's official depository of portraits is showing 36 TIME covers of men and women who played key roles in the Second World War. "TIME Covers the War: Personalities from World War II" spans the period from Jan. 3, 1938, when General and Madame Chiang Kai-shek of China were on the cover, to May 21, 1945, when Japan's Emperor Hirohito was rendered as the divine "Son of Heaven." Also included: Joseph Stalin...
...game was primarily a defensive struggle, with Harvard's Allain Roy and Cornell's Parris Duffus putting in superb performances...