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...crucial moment, the Crimson could not shut down Fuller. He tore up the middle and the straining Harvard defense was helpless...
...stuffed with electronic bugs. (R.M. was paranoid about them.) I remember that when we walked down to the beach, the smaller granddaughter, Anastasia, pressed tightly against my side and held my hand. R.M. led me and M.S. to the gazebo and sent the others to the waterside. She hastily tore some blank pages from her notebook, burrowed in her purse, came out with a stub of pencil and handed it to me: "I will leave you two here...
...depend on radar equipment that runs on World War II-type vacuum tubes. This creaking system is dangerously prone to breakdowns. In one notorious instance in the winter of 1988, the radar sentinel in North Carolina was out of service for 10 days, during which a batch of tornadoes tore up the state, injuring 157 people, killing four and wreaking $77 million worth of damage...
Injuries have continued to haunt Jones. Last Christmas break, she tore a tendon in her knee. She failed to qualify for nationals in cross country and would not don a Crimson jersey again, constantly aggravating the injury during spring workouts. But Jones does not feel these injuries signal the end of her running career...
While the heavyweight crews tore up the river in New Hampshire, the varsity lightweight four continued its undefeated season by posting a victory at Worcester. Radcliffe finished with open water ahead of three other schools: Connecticut College, University of Albany and Holy Cross...