Word: offing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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The Crimson would have made the match much closer, if two of its top performers. John Reitz and Art Weissman, had not stayed in Cambridge. Both were sick and could not go down to New York with the team. They might have won four or more bouts.
The Crimson received a surprise performance from Micky Irvings. He won all three of his bouts at the epee. Two of them were close, and he won the last bout by three touches.
In the foil only Phil Rappaport managed to win a bout. The Lions were so strong, in fact, that the other Crimson foilers could get only six touches. Captain Cliff Ruderman got four of those while Gilbert Castle made the other two.
(The following represents the opinion of a minority of the CRIMSON editorial board, and was written by William R. Galcote. The majority editorial appeared January 6.)
THE COMMITTEE on Rights and Responsibilities' recent decision in the cases of students involved in the Nov. 19 SDS action against Dean May was necessary to protect the University's essential scholarly functions and the safety of its members.