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...BRIAN WEISS, now 25, was the bearded, provocative U.C.L.A. senior and editor of the Daily Bruin whose picture was on TIME's cover. Then full of antiwar and pro-black views, he aimed for a college teaching job "making people socially aware, making them think, making them alive." Weiss still has a beard, but has given up journalism and is not active in politics. He is now a kind of rational pessimist: "Three years ago I might have said that 250,000 people marching must be able to stop the war, that someone must hear them and pay attention...
...BRIAN P. MCGUIRE, 24, six months ago quit a teaching job at Maryland's uncompromisingly traditional St. John's College after only one semester. His resignation letter was a deeply felt blast: "The intellectual life for me can be nothing more than a game, because if I let it become my whole life, then I destroy some of the primal impulses within me: my creative urge, my animal emotions, my spontaneity, my chaos that I treasure just as much as my unity that I seek...
...Cavanagh once again had trouble getting started, but he breezed through the last two sets to beat Brian Williams, 5-7, 6-2, 6-1. Randy Barnett beat George Jacoby at number three, 6-3, 6-1; Bill Brock disposed of Bob Vane at four, 6-4, 6-2; and Peter Briggs topped Bill Kellogg...
Playing number two for Dartmouth is Brian Williams, who lost to Washauer in the tournament, 3-6, 6-0, 6-4. Williams and third singles player George Jacoby got to the "A" Division finals in doubles before losing to Washauer and Cavanagh...
Since all three of Harvard's doubles teams have only been together for two weeks, none of them were seeded. Washauer and Cavanagh won the "A" division by beating another unseeded team, Brian williams and George Jacoby of Dartmouth, 6-2, 6-4, in the finals...