Word: offing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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When Prown played at Harvard last month, the noisy Bruin partisans nullified the Crimson home ice advantage. And last week only 103 tickets were sent up from Providence for the use of Harvard supporters. Meehan seats 2400.
Kelman urged his colleagues "to give serious thought to the advisability of their own participation" in the Cambridge Project. But neither he nor Ptashne suggested that Harvard forbid individual participation in the Project; "I feel strongly that the decision... must be left to the judgment of each individual," Kelman said...
The Faculty did not have time yesterday to discuss a resolution of opposition to the Cambridge Project which had been placed on the docket by Hilary W. Putnam, professor of Philosophy. That resolution, which the Faculty will take up on February 10, says "that it is the sense of the...
Cornell is undefeated in 11 games, has beaten Yale and Brown in Ivy play, and is unlikely to lose a league game at all, unless to Harvard. But Harvard must win both meetings with the Big Red, and, of course, tonight's encounter at Providence.
Brown has had mixed success since its victory at Cambridge. It ripped apart Army in the consolation match at the ECAC holiday tourney in Boston, and it destroyed Yale in the opening round of another at St. Louis.