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...these high-tech times, ranchers had used cell phones to call in warnings to their families as others watched Doppler Radar reports on Austin and Waco television stations. Al Clawson, the owner of a small recycling plant, was at home when the tornado siren went off. "I seen the tornado on TV, and I called my wife and daughters at the plant and told them to get in their cars and run," he says. And run they did. The twister was a malignantly playful one, first appearing as a single funnel, drawing back and then suddenly combining at least three...
Falling only to the Golden Bears of Cal Berkeley, the team won six of its next seven games. Yet the Crimson's new winning trend did not come easily. Harvard gutted out 3-2 victories against USC, Pomona-Pitzer and Cal-Tech...
Even more astoundingly, Harvard's final match of the West Coast trip against Cal-Tech was decided in a spectacular fifth game. Harvard edged out the Techsters after an uncharacteristically lengthy game that ended 26-24, leaving the fans on the edge of their seats...
Welcome to Harvard, Incorporated, where it's never enough. Outlay/Student Robert J. Coolbrith Crimson Harvard is ranked sixth in per student spending. School Spending per student Cal. Tech. $73,967 Johns Hopkins U. $61,704 Washington U. $54,020 Wake Forest U. $49,051 Yale U. $45,507 Harvard U. $42,902 U. of Chicago $40,686 Allegheny U $33,270 Columbia U. $32,738 U. of Pennsylvania $32,022 Source: 1996 U.S. News and World Report College Rankings...
...Crimson entered the tournament as the No. 3 seed--after cruising to a 6-1 record in the Ivy League--and had no problem shrugging off its first-round opponent, Virginia Tech, 5-0. The competition became much more stiff afterwards as Harvard was pitted against No. 2-seeded Alabama in the semifinals. Coming off a 5-0 win of its own against Boston College, the Crimson Tide was on a mission...