Word: mained
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...editor, Tom Winship, really goes for Harvard in a big way. He once said that Cambridge is one of the two or three best beats in the country. And he has spread around the wealth. No fewer than half a dozen Globe reporters and correspondents cover Harvard. The main ones are Crocker Snow, a preppy-looking fellow with a dark complexion who handles the intellectual side and talks quite a bit to Faculty members, and Parker Donham, a former CRIMSON editor and longtime Harvard student who has a beard that goes all over his face and down the back...
...want to get kicked out of school. Quite a few CRIMSON editors were arrested last year in the April bust, but nearly all of them got out of jail with their press passes, which are highly un-official. Scott Jacobs likes to think of himself as the CRIMSON's main demonstration man, but there are many, many others, since covering demonstrations is almost the only thing the CRIMSON does these days. Steve Bussard and Tim Carlson usually take the pictures. John Short participates, writes about it later...
...Tigers' main offensive threat is All-Ivy guard Jeff Petrie, and if Date Dover, who held All-East Jim Hayes of B. U. to 18 points, successfully bottles up Petrie, Harvard could top Princeton for the first time since...
Cornell's main strength, like the Crimson's, is in the middle weights, 150 through 167 pounds. To win, Harvard must take at least two of these bouts, then get outstanding performances from its battered heavyweight crew. The odds are definitely against this happening...
...Council-approved by the Faculty in November-is one of the main features of the Fainsod recommendations. Its eighteen members will serve as a "combined dean's cabinet and steering committee of the Faculty," as well as sitting on three of the four new committees...