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...Terrier quarterback Greg Geiger picked out tight end Pete Kessel in the Harvard end zone some 45-yards from the line of scrimmage with 1:56 left in the game, and that was it. A "We got what we deserved' attitude pervaded the Crimson locker room after the game, along with unspoken resolution that next year would be different. Much different...
That memory has a number of component parts: a sputtering offense, a defense unable to stop the Terrier's ball control tactics and a bundle of mistakes that would stifle any team's best attempts. So with that in mind, coach Joe Restic has gone to work this week paving the way to a reversal of last year's game...
...Simon, Anthropologist Carlos Castaneda and Astronaut Edgar Mitchell. At home in India, too, he has a considerable following. There are centers of his disciples all over the subcontinent. He will return there this fall in a chartered Air India 747, together with 400 American devotees and a pet bull terrier. But this is undoubtedly not his last sojourn in the U.S. Says the guru: "Americans are good, loving and affectionate, law-abiding and disciplined. They have everything material; now they are searching for and deserve to find true happiness." Americans who encounter the guru return the compliment. Says Joy Anderson...
With 500 meters to go, Radcliffe had open water on the others. The Tigers, half a length back on B.U., began to paw at the Terrier lead. In a gutsy 400-meter long sprint, Princeton clawed relentlessly through B.U., taking a second-place finish and a chunk off Radcliffe's victory margin...
Once that eighth goal made its way past Brian Petrovek and the Crimson was officially put out of its misery, it was time for the talented contingent of Terrier fans to offer its incisive commentary...