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More likely, Podhoretz fixation is simply a complication arising from Navasky wags-slave syndrome, a disease Trillin has exhibited for years. Trillin has constantly jibed Victor S. Navasky, the editor of The Nation, for underpaying his staffers. One wonders how the Commentary pay scale compares Whatever the case, Navasky syndrome is more prevalent than ever in With All Disrespect...
...overall and 0-4 Ivy...After 12 games a year ago, Harvard was 10-2...The Crimson is staring at one more road game before returning home for two final contests...The Cantabs have won three in a row and five of their last six...Harvard, an 11-0 victor last weekend at Northeastern and an 11-3 winner at Brown last week, has won its last three games by a combined score of 36-7...The laxwomen are currently averaging 10.1 goals a game. The team record for one season is 12 goals a game...They have outscored their...
...knows that Columbia loses the propaganda war if it uses force against the self-styled civil disobedients. Indeed, Columbia can only claim a total victory if the students disperse of their own accord. At all costs, Sovern must avert a dramatic final confrontation that would the demonstrators a moral victor...
...Freshmman Heavyweight Crew Coach Blosker D. Meitzen. Runner Time Richard J. Simpson '74 2:39 Mike Hyatt 2:46:07 Paul G. Morris '86 3:07:29 Richard Meyer '88 3:08:15 Rod Teeple '87 3:10 Steve Jacobs '85 3:10:23 Duncan Sterns '87 3:15 Victor Pantinga 3:16:50 Edward S. White '86 3:17:14 Sean Sullivan '87 3:18 Andrew G. Westbrook '87 3:20 Brain Sullivan '87 3:28:32 Brenda Tsunoda '87 3:30 Evan O. Grossman '87 3:30:24 Tony J. Gerbino '86 3:32:25 Jamie G. Downey...
...this point there is no better example than Viet Nam. Guerrillas started the war; diplomats and politicians failed to end it; generals won it. Alas for the U.S., they were Hanoi's generals. When the last Americans left Saigon, they were fleeing not Victor Charlie in his black pajamas and Ho Chi Minh sandals but the uniformed and armored legions of North Viet Nam's army, then fifth largest in the world (now fourth, having supplanted India's army...