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...Crimson wrestlers. Sure, they're going to Princeton as a team tomorrow for the ECAC's, but that's only a formality--each of the 16 teams must enter nine competitors. The top three grapplers in each weight division go to the NCAA's in two weeks. And therein lies the challenge...
...because he bears a strong resemblance to Shingen. An austere composition, the lord virtually immobile, the camera immobile, the long scene played out in one shot. Later, after the lord. Shingen, has been assassinated, we learn that he was called the Moutain, that the Moutain did not move, and therein was his strength as a ruler and a warrior. Under his leadership, armies could move "swift as the wind, quiet as a forest, fierce as fire," and in spite of occasional cruelties, he maintained order and defeated his enemies in battle. But--oh, Lord--how fragile is that order...
About 25 years ago, when Harvard students still held pep rallies instead of protests on the steps of Widener (or have things changed again?), the banks of the Charles were like the hills of Hanover. Bonfires, effigies, the whole shot. Even the House intramural teams had official nicknames. And therein lies the test...
...therein, perhaps, is the problem. While the play sounds simple, it is enormously difficult to execute. Few disparage the logic behind the Multiflex, but in an area where success and failure can be measured with perfect accuracy--i.e. wins and losses--the system has proved only a moderate success, and, for the past three years, not very successful at all. Since 1976, Harvard football is 11-15-1; Restic steadfastly maintains the system is not at fault. The coach says all of the system's problems stem from personnel fallibility: "The only time it [the Multiflex] doesn...
...Carter's years have been a true return to Government by popular will, filtered through the mind and ear of this earnest troubadour of the town meetings and televised press conferences, therein lies a huge and unexpected irony. The people do not like their own political creation...