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...today's edition of The Game, Mac is facing one of the few teams with which he has an account to settle. As most Crimson fans know, the final game of the 1973 season saw the great end completely smothered by an inspired Eli defense, virtually the same one which will be at Soldiers' Field today...
This season, it has only been the versatility of the Crimson offense that has held Mac down, as Harvard's new running threat, halfback Tom Winn, and the ability of the squad's other receivers have made the split end's role in the offense less one-sided...
...more intimate spots of the Boston area. Intimacy, unfortunately, must sometimes be sacrificed for exposure, thus being the reason for Springsteen's performance scheduled in the Music Hall. Tickets are available for the October 29 appearance at Minuteman, Mainline, Ticketron, and Soundscope. Also on tap will be Mr. Mac Rebennack, the good Dr. John himself, whose rasping voice and rich piano rhythms have made the gris-gris sound classic to rockophiles everywhere...
...Middle East, Northern Ireland, Cyprus and even continuing in Viet Nam, there were not even any A's to be awarded for success, however flawed, but only for effort. On that basis, the Nobel committee again divided the Peace Prize last week, naming former Irish Foreign Minister Sean Mac-Bride, 70, and former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, 73. MacBride's achievement was somewhat less dubious than that of Sato: the Irishman was one of the founders and until recently chair man of Amnesty International, a group working for the release of political prisoners. He has headed Geneva...
...behind-the-scenes struggle burst into public view last June when the Rev. Eugene Stockwell, head of the council's overseas division, suddenly removed C.W.S. Director James Mac-Cracken, 52, a respected, tough-minded Presbyterian layman, who had held the post for nine years. Personalities and bureaucratic infighting played a major role in the MacCracken firing with three days' notice, but a basic dispute over philosophy brought things to a head. The day before he acted, Stockwell had met with the committee of denominational officials that oversees C.W.S. and in effect accused MacCracken of foot dragging...