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This increase has been caused, says Dr. Vincent Fontana, head of the New York City task force on child abuse, by "the stresses and strains that our society is suffering today-the frustrations, the poor quality of life, the increase in drug addiction and alcoholism." Fontana, like other child-abuse experts, expects things to get even worse this year with unemployment on the rise. Preliminary figures seem to bear him out. Wayne County, Mich. (Detroit), reported 219 cases in the first two months of 1975, compared with 163 in the same period of 1974. In Fulton County, Ga. (Atlanta...
...Crimson again relied on its strong suit, the field events, for the bulk of its scoring. Despite the absence of two of its brightest stars, Blayne Heckel and Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace (both sidelined with leg injuries), the field corps picked up sixteen of the nineteen Crimson points...
Northeastern pounced on an injury-riddled Crimson crew at the outset, as it copped firsts in four out of the six field events. Harvard's usually potent field squadron was hampered by the absence of co-captain Blayne Heckel, out with a pulled hamstring, and long-jump artist Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace, who is still nursing a knee injury sustained...
...unchurched. Instead of theology, a Schuller sermon is packed with success stories, accented by alliterative slogans and an "I'm O.K.-you're O.K." philosophy. He calls it "possibility thinking" to distinguish it a bit from the "positive thinking" of his friend the Rev. Norman Vincent Peale. Good Christians, Schuller intones, are "act-chievers" who "try-umph" over pessimism. "I don't trust skeptics, no matter how brilliant their words," he says. "I trust Jesus. He was the greatest possibility thinker that ever lived...
...VINCENT VANDERPOOL-WALLACE (above) and his Crimson teammates tabs on New England track rival Northeastern this afternoon at Huntington Avenue. The two squads have met twice this season, with Harvard taking the first encounter 63-55 and the Huskies getting revenge in the Greater Bostons...