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Sheetal N. Patel and Margaret D. Ledyard thing Hewitt underestimates. "Three-quarters," they agree. Two tanned students, grabbing their empty trays and heading for the trash cans, aim even higher. "Ninety percent," says one. His friend nods her head in agreement. "A hell...
Another oldie but goodie destined for recycling is the man-in-the street commercial, in which residents of Arkansas will trash Clinton's governance. Similar spots failed against Carter in '76 and against Reagan in '80, but Bush will be sorely tempted to try again...
This portion of the Yard--"the backyard of the College"--is rich with artifacts, now-valuable trash, from as far back as the 1690s, Stubbs says...
Inside the deep trench by Harvard Hall, wearing a yellow hard hat, John N. Stubbs '80 is still busily filling shallow cardboard boxes with trash--mostly small white tubes and shards of broken glass and pottery. One box is nearly fled with large chunks of broken glass, the remains of wine bottles...
...workers come across a sensitive area like a foundation or a single trash pit, Stubbs can ask them to stop so he can excavate the areas more carefully...