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...avid tennis player, Roosevelt made forays insquash, football and a variety of sports he hadnever before played--including fencing--in orderto win the Intramural Championships for Weld Hall...
Ironically, Roosevelt and Lynn spent theirfirst year living in Weld Hall, the building namedfor the family of another Harvard graduate whowas to become Roosevelt's most formidablepolitical rival some 20 years later, Gov. WillamF. Weld...
Roosevelt recalls that much of his first yearwas dedicated to defending Weld Hall's honor inintramural athletic competitions...
...Like Weld and his Democratic opponents, Barrett favors the right of a woman to an abortion. Unlike his opponents, however, Barrett opposes the death penalty...
Although Governor William F. Weld '66 came from a prestigious family, friends say he got along very well with the diverse, artistic population who lived with him in Adams House. Weld is described as a brilliant mind with a sharp wit: he was a member and actor in the Hasty Pudding...