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...Buckley received latters from all 26 teams, and flew to Dallas and New York to take tests and work out with the squads. Both he and lineman MIKE DURGIN-- another draft possiblility--will attend summer camps as free agents if they do not make the draft...
After leading his team to victory in the Blue-Gray game at last season's end,BRIAN BUCKLEY, the Blue team's offensive MVP and an all-Ivy quartgrback, knew he could play football with the nation's best...
...England Patriots player personnel director Dick Steinberg called Buckley one of the three "local guys we think can play in this league," With the annual draft next Tuesday and Wednesday, Harvard may see one of its own picked by the big league...
Oddly, this case to date has been made more explicitly and effectively by Reagan's journalistic and academic allies than by the Administration itself. Government services to the poor, editorializes the Wall Street Journal, "should be described by their proper name, charity." Writes Columnist William F. Buckley Jr. of the tax cuts: "If someone is paying 70% of his, repeat his, income to the Government, and you propose to reduce taxation from 70% to 63% [which would be the first-year effect of Reagan's tax plan], you are not 'giving' that man something. What...
Without the distracting presence of cameras, Fallaci stress-tests the people she interviews. Her method makes most interviews on American television seem tepid. Only William F. Buckley Jr., with the practiced assurance of a Catholic debater, similarly confronts his subjects as an equal in discourse (and sometimes barely conceals his suspicion that he is the intellectual superior). Bill Moyers is apt to be overrespectful, perhaps because he often interviews people he admires. Mike Wallace so single-mindedly bears in on someone's vulnerability that he rarely shows the person in the round...