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Humphrey's presidential campaign song in 1968 was a regrettable selection that went, "Will everyone here kindly step to the rear and let a winner lead the way." From before Humphrey to after Walter Mondale, with a lot of Harold Stassen and Viking Super Bowls in between, the hanky-waving citizenry has been desperate to be known as a winner and to lead the way. Behind 5-2 in the sixth game, they thought about despairing again, until old Don Baylor hit a two-run homer, and Hrbek a grand slam. No team had ever won all four home games...
Because the chances of the city winning its court battle in the near future seem small, the college decided to seek another site, said Emerson Public Relations Spokesman Bill Harold...
...were caught in the middle of a protracted legal battle between the city and the owners," Harold said. "We were looking at another two years or more to resolve it through the appeals process," he said...
...committed to solving our problem, but we will not compromise our goal of a unified campus, with room for further expansion, because of time considerations," Harold said...
Shakespeare radically changed the way people understand the world and surpassed even Chaucer and the author of the Bible as a poet, Yale Sterling Professor of Humanities Harold Bloom told a packed Sanders Theater audience last night...