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Princeton versus Arkansas it was not. It was, however, the Crimson's (1-3) first win of the young season--something, anything, for the Crimson to build on heading into its next two contests, at Briggs tomorrow against Holy Cross and Saturday at Conte Forum in Chestnut Hill against Boston College...
...which art is produced. Rediscovered female artists are not listed in every syllabus, but more and more students, art educators point out, are eager to learn about ignored talents. How to select which ones to study? Says Spero: "It's so subjective. It always comes down to that old chestnut, quality." Whether feminists like it or not, the viewer's quest for quality may be as fundamental, and inevitable, as the artist's urge to create...
...CHESTNUT HILL--It was a game played in a downpour for the benefit of about 25 spectators. It was a night better suited for puddle jumping than field hockey. It was also the most significant night in the history of Harvard field hockey...
...minutes remaining, B.C.'s Jennifer Ferron put a loose rebound past Harvard goalie Lisa Yadao. The Eagles kept the pressure on Yadao (8 saves) and had two corners in the final three minutes. Whyte and Clark each broke up B.C. rushes, and the Crimson managed to wade out of Chestnut Hill with...
...skittish, demonstrative blond woman and the brooding, phlegmatic chestnut-haired man have much in common. Both grew up in Czechoslovakia, and both left. Navratilova, who defected in 1975, is a naturalized U.S. citizen; Lendl, who renounced his former homeland more subtly, soon will be. Both struggled to master English, and both now speak it fluently, with a dry, self- belittling wit. Both love all manner of sports: Lendl is a fiend for golf and hockey, while Navratilova is enchanted with skiing, basketball and, as a spectator, American football. Both rose to the top through raw physical power, and both have...