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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...NCAA announced on January 8 that it would indeed begin staging women's tournaments in a number of Division II and III sports. (The larger Division I schools decided to stand by and watch what happened before acting on the matter...
That goal-for-goal story continued--with freshman center Alex Lightfoot tallying Harvard's number three--until the Bruins pushed ahead, 5-3. The Crimson threatened again with Norton's second goal of the evening, but Brown got one by Harvard goalie Katie Williams for the gamewinner and held Norton to only one more before the final buzzer...
...usual, the icemen provided the near-capacity crowd with at least half an hour of spirited, aggressive hockey. But the Eagles, (5-1-1 ECAC) considered by many to be the East's number one team, converted several Crimson miscues into goals and turned a tight, even contest into a rout...
...sovereignty of the U.S. to have its citizens held as hostages. A magazine has recently reported that ten thousand persons are estimated to have been killed during the Shah's regime, but that a World Court would probably not consider the issue since it is not an extraordinary number of victims in Third World countries! Such perverse logic reflects the bankruptcy of a World Court to deal effectively, honestly, and realistically with serious grievances. In light of this it becomes evident why the Iranians had to transgress diplomatic principles in order to proclaim their sovereign rights. They could have initiated...
...meantime the U.S. is portraying a grotesque caricature of human rights and political exile by extending extraordinary assistance to a person who is associated with serious crimes against humanity. Its responses to the embassy seizure are baffling: thousands of students are being hasselled, a number of them are being deported, and there are threats of military intervention and of cut-offs of food supplies...