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...Houses as presently constituted should be comprehensively studied and plans be drawn up to "uncrowd" them as equitably as possible given the basic differentials in size and quality of space found therein...
...almost infinite colors and facets. Presidents don't normally talk that way. They don't normally cry in front of reporters. They don't normally blast some political opponent one day and apologize publicly the next. Presidents don't normally do a lot of things Jimmy Carter does. Therein lies his mystery. Therein lies his potential for greatness?or the possibility of disaster...
...Therein lies another of the attractions of skiing. As with any individual sport, success breeds a satisfying feeling of individual accomplishment. Most winter sports are team-oriented. Even Bobby Orr has to rely on his fellow Black Hawks in order to be successful. Unlike team sports, too, the goal for most skiers is not to win, although the Downhill Racer mystique does pervade the sport; especially among younger skiers. There's generally no one to beat except yourself. After about five lessons I taught myself to ski, and while I am far from great (knees generally too far apart...
...Brown triumph came on the same day that Cornell splashed through Harvard, and outside of that game, the Quakers are 2-4, with losses to Columbia and Lehigh included therein...
...would not be too extreme to say that no presidential campaign in American history has succeeded in accurately portraying the candidates' real personalities. On the other hand, past candidates have been more successful than Carter in presenting a comprehensible portrait of themselves to the voters, regardless of accuracy. And therein lies a measure of Gerald Ford's success...