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...same can not be said of Mel Allen, unfortunately. The voice of the Yankees and later of "This Week in Baseball" passed away in the spring. I'm confident that somewhere up in heaven, however, good old Mel is surveying the '96 regular season with his customary "How About That...
...fact, it is unlikely that had an impact on the shift in rankings. According to "Best Colleges" supplement editor Mel Elfin, himself the recipient of a master's degree here, Harvard's drop can be attributed to a change in the criteria, rather than a decline in the quality of a Harvard education. For the first time, the percentage of classes with 50 or more students was included as part of the equation used to rank the schools. At 21 percent, Harvard more than doubles Yale's nine percent. It isn't until 31st-ranked UCLA, with 29 percent, that...
According to Mel Elfin, the weekly news magazine's special projects editor and executive editor of the annual "America's Best Colleges" supplement, Harvard fell in the rankings because, for the first time, enough schools reported how many of their classes have more than 50 students to make that statistic significant...
...figures Alex Keaton would have hoped for. And expect to see thirtysomething's famed yuppies, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steadman, doing a lot less brooding. The CBS drama EZ Streets features Ken Olin as a non-Volvo-driving cop, while the NBC sitcom Something So Right has Mel Harris as a party planner unlikely to wear a spit-up-stained Princeton sweatshirt...
...AILING. MEL TORME, 70, velvet-voiced song stylist; after a stroke; in Los Angeles. Torme was hospitalized in guarded condition after developing pneumonia and a partially collapsed lung...