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...especially terrible of late] heading into the off-season for recruiting [which these teams need to do a lot of] and team spirit. The Bulldogs and Tigers kick it off at 12:35 p.m. [and fumble the kickoff at 12:36 p.m.] and can be heard in Connecticut on WELI (960 AM) and WYBC (1340 AM) [begging the age old question, if a football game is broadcast over airwaves, but no one is tuning in to hear it, does it actually make a sound...
...scores were, weli, scary. The only close game for Harvard was its 9-4 loss to Maryland, the only team seeded below Harvard in the tournament. The other games? On Friday, Harvard lost by a 20-3 margin to San Diego State and by a 14-3 score Slippery Rock--the eventual NCAA Champion...
...there was a lot of serious talk about why alienation appears to decrease where one can rely on the third-party intervenor, i.e., why Action Lines are so popular. "Poor people have services provided," theorized Rita Levine of WELI'S Call for Action in Hamden, Conn. "Rich people can buy them. People in the middle get squeezed. They feel impotent in the corporate marketplace. They complain, get rebuffed and figure, Why bother? Well, we bother for them...
Dunster House had two directors for this production, Gaynor Bradish and John Asher, which fact may account for its heterogeneity. They gave up one of the best possibilities of the play, that of delighting the eye with a great Roman spectacle, by giving it in modern dress. Weli, not quite modern dress. Men wore tuxedoes and lit their cigarettes with Zippo lighters, careful not to burn their Edwardian sideburns. Caesonia (Caligula's mistress) appeared in several very Roman costumes, one modern evening gown, and one outfit that would not have been out of place in the chorus line...
...dressed as a general; in the other, as an Arctic explorer. The story (probably false) said that even the respectful and faithful servants of His ex-Majesty were convulsed with laughter every time they looked at the latter's portrait. ¶ The German veterans of the Weli-krug invited the ex-Crown Prince to a meeting. Replied he in declining: "Do not trust the future; do not believe in promises; do not complain about what is lost, do not think about what is broken...
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