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With strong first half shooting (50 percent) and an impressive finish by sophomore Sheri Turnbull--last year's ECAC Rookie of the Year--the Catamounts left for the locker room with a 46-29 advantage...
...unfounded. Two Little Axe, Okla., families that brought suit against morning prayers in school in 1981 became targets of relentless harassment. The children were repeatedly asked by teachers why they didn't believe in God, and one youngster found an upside-down cross hung on his locker. One evening while members of one of the families were at a football game, their house was fire bombed and burned down...
...patients: more than half the women with AIDS in the U.S. are African American. Yet even many of the best-intended AIDS-prevention programs have failed to speak the language of the groups that are most at risk. When Johnson made his announcement, it surely sent shudders deepest through locker rooms, high schools and inner-city homes across the country where teenagers idolize the smiling big man from Lansing, Mich., who managed to rise from a family of 12 to become a role model around the world. "Clearly this is tragic," said Norm Nickens, chairman of the National Minority AIDS...
...Crimson's prosperity was short-lived, however, as Union tallied twice with under 5 minutes left in the period. Dutchmen forwards Clifford and Bill McKenna, each notched a goal, cutting the Harvard lead to 5-3 as the teams entered the locker room...
Melissa M. Ludtke, former Time magazine news correspondent and current Nieman Fellow, said she was banned from the 1977 World Series locker rooms because the players' wives hadn't been consulted and the players' children would feel humiliated in school...