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...thing about Kathy that often goes unnoticed is that, day in and day out, she's one of our most dependable performers," Usher said...
...Kathy, the big thing is that this is the first major tournament win she's had since she's been at Harvard," Coach Don Usher said. "She won a tournament in which every top player in our region played, so you could say that makes her number one in the region...
Four proud years ago, France's Socialist Party swept into power with a swaggering self-confidence that its ambitious programs for economic expansion and social welfare would usher in a new era of grandeur for the republic. Since then, however, the party has lost much of that self-assurance, as voters have become disillusioned by the country's lagging economy and by suspicions that the government of President Francois Mitterrand has been trying to cover up its involvement in the July sabotage sinking of the Rainbow Warrior, flagship of the antinuclear Greenpeace movement. Opinion polls show that the voters...
HOSPITALIZED. Richard Penniman, 52, Evangelical minister who as the flashy, flamingly androgynous wailer Little Richard helped usher in the rock revolution in the '50s with such hits as Tutti Frutti and Long Tall Sally; with a broken leg and bruised ribs, received when he lost control of a sports car and hit a telephone pole; in Los Angeles...
...first-ever jointly sponsored forum on Soviet violations of human rights in Afghanistan will usher in the new season of activities of Harvard's Democratic and Republican clubs...