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After a fifteen-minute break the Crimson took the floor for the match against Yale. It was obvious from the outset that the MIT match had taken its toll...
While Penn jumped out to an early first-half lead, the Crimson narrowed the gap and tied the game at halftime, 43-43. The Harvard pressure was beginning to take its toll on the Quakers...
Gonzalez said reports by the Nicarauguan media of election-related violence last year were also exaggerated. Accusing the country's three major newpapers of inflating death toll figures, the OAS adviser said the stories deter the peaceful election process and called for regulation of the press...
...stepping into a good-bad food environment that has been perpetuated by the food industry with terms like 'lite' and 'no cholesterol,' " declares Dr. Myron Weisfeldt, president of the A.H.A. To help consumers make intelligent use of HeartGuide, the A.H.A. is providing explanatory brochures to supermarkets and a toll-free information line...
Popular Front activists put the minimum death toll at 120, but during a hastily called press conference in Moscow, First Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh claimed that 40 civilians and eight soldiers had been killed. The troops moved quickly to secure party headquarters and the republic's television studio, while military officials appealed over the radio for order. The Popular Front responded by calling for three days of mourning and a three-day strike in an effort to mobilize the public against the state of emergency. A fragile calm settled over the city, but neither side pretended that peace would...