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...Harvard beats Navy in the first round, it will play the winner of the UMass-Bucknell first round match. UMass (21-11, 11-3) is heavily favored against the unranked Bisons, and would be against the Crimson as well...
...especially difficult this week to concentrate on studies, because it seemed all the world waited in eager anticipation of the epic battle: the Harvard-Yale Game. The year was 1968 and both Harvard and Yale were undefeated. For the first time in modern Ivy football history, the winner of the Harvard-Yale game would claim the Ivy League title...
...agreed America could use a law like that. My friends thought that, for the general good, the eventual loser in this presidential mess ought to be ostracized. I took the idea a step farther. I wondered if it might be possible to send both the loser and the winner on 10-year leaves...
...poison that it condemns. Indeed, the political malaise we suffer from is usually attended by self-disgust. That is one of the dangers of the current situation. But rather than self-loathing, this election - two inadequate candidates fighting to a weird, ignominious tie, with no expectation even that the winner will be the less lousy - should rouse Americans to self-examination...
...fair and accurate count to resolve this election. The American people want to make certain that every vote counts and that every vote is counted fairly and accurately. The citizens of Florida surely want the candidate who received the most votes in Florida to be determined the winner of that state. That is why I am very pleased the hand counts are continuing. They are proceeding despite efforts to obstruct them and that is why the decision just announced by the Florida Supreme Court preventing the Florida Secretary of State from certifying the election results tomorrow is so important...