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...World agreed to align 12 of its stations -- in such major markets as Detroit, Dallas, Atlanta and Phoenix, Arizona -- with Murdoch's scrappy young network. In each city, Fox will switch from a UHF station (one of those occupying the channel numbers above 13, which historically have had weaker signals and lower viewership) to a stronger VHF outlet (2 through 13 on the dial). It was the boldest move yet in Fox's seven- year effort to achieve parity with...
...admittedly a weaker opponent than what Harvard has faced in recent contests, yet it was a good chance for the Crimson to showcase its stick skills...
Because the Harvard Left has become less competitive--whether if be because it is weaker now then before or simply more apathetic with a liberal in the White House--it is a natural consequence that the left's antipode will likewise be taken less seriously than before...
...discontent that Harvard undergraduates feel with the quality of graduate Teaching Fellows ("Teaching the Teaching Fellows," March 9, 1994) is badly misplaced. It should be no surprise to undergraduates that the TFs who lead section and supervise labs often have a weaker grasp on the material presented than the professors who teach the class. Certainly it is no surprise to the TFs, most of whom were undergraduates themselves not too long ago. What is a surprise is that students who pay (or rather, whose parents pay) almost $25,000 a year for an education are willing to accept such...
...They seemed weaker than in the past," Crimson sophomore Craig Vitagliano said. "They had to forfeit a lot of matches. Wrestling has become like a club-sport there...