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Sending the Bulldogs home yelping also capped the Crimson's fifth consecutive undefeated season in the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League (EISL) and clinched its sixth straight EISL, championship. The win continued Harvard's own 31-meet winning streak, still currently the longest in NCAA division 1 swimming...
Penn graciously handed Harvard 66 points enough to extend the longest winning streak in the NCAA Division I swimming to 31. The Crimson returned the favor by allowing the Quakers only 45 points to keep their winless streak alive...
...like a report last week that laboratories have, for financial rather than humanitarian reasons, cut back testing on animals, but most of the news in USA Today is not reported in depth. Indeed, President Reagan's State of the Union address was dismissed in four small stories, the longest of them just over 300 words; the New York Times gave the story most of three densely packed pages. Editor John Curley's once-over-lightly format has not changed much since the paper's first issue noted the assassination of Lebanese President-elect Bashir Gemayel on page...
Four men-a scholar, two former intelligence agents and Author Cornelius Ryan (The Longest Day)-died trying to write this book. There is no evidence of foul play in any of their ends, but the quadruple coincidence is a fitting postscript to the life of William J. ("Wild Bill") Donovan. Founder of the Office of Strategic Services, the nation's first spy agency, Donovan was a figure of epic personal courage, vast energy and enduring mystery. "What a man!" President Dwight D. Eisenhower declared when Donovan died in 1959. "We have lost the last hero...
...February 5, 1983, the Harvard men's swimming team traveled to the Tigers' den. Dillon Pool in Princeton, N.J. On the line against the once-again shaved Princetonian was a 28-meet string of victories, the longest in NCAA Division I swimming...