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...contest was never really in question as Harvard's Fred Adair opened the scoring with an unassisted shot at 6:32 in the first period. Yale tied the game early in the second period, but the Crimson countered with three goals by Giles Whalen, Greg Jackmauh and Daily Kennedy...
...Quinn collected Harvard's only assists for the day, feeding Whalen and Jackmauh for scores in the torrid second period...
Harvard varsity lacrosse opened its season on a disappointing note last weekend, as Penn trounced the laxmen 13-4. Four Crimson players scored in the game: Gred Jackmauh, Giles Whalen, John Quinn and Rob Frisbee. Bruce Poliquin saved 19 of 32 shots on the Harvard...
...that the outside world never knew and was never allowed to see. Perhaps these singularly antisocial men imposed their own withdrawal syndrome on the Oval Office, letting Nixon sink excessively into the lonely quiet that he relishes and believes he needs in order to husband his energy. Richard J. Whalen, once a Nixon campaign speechwriter and thinker, quit in disgust before Nixon entered the White House over just that issue-the specter of a President being in a "soundproof, shockproof bubble." Back in 1972 Whalen wrote: "No potential danger is more ominous in a free society than the secret leaching...
...many are buying Whalen's observations yet. But if they are true and that is the explanation for this bizarre episode, then what a terrible tragedy it is for Nixon and the nation that those men were allowed to hide in their offices and keep their special operation such a secret. Had we known more, Nixon might not stand so suspect today. Better yet, giving the President the benefit of every doubt, had there been less White House secrecy, Watergate might never have been conceived...