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...Wolfe is playing tight defense and trustrating opposing backcourts. Tony Jenkins is off to a fabulous start, shooting and rebounding strongly. Hal Smith has improved tremendously and is much more aggressive. Gene Wilkinson is still erratic but has shown moments of brilliance. Floyd Lewis has worked hard to regain his condition and confidence, and in the B.U. game looked like the Floyd Lewis I read about. In the same game, James Brown did what everyone knows he is capable of doing...
...important New England hoop battle tonight, a talented team from Holy Cross will trip down the Mass Pike to the Coca Cola sign for an 8 p.m. meeting in the IAB with a Crimson five eager to regain area prestige after Saturday's loss at Massachusetts...
...says the A.M.A.'s White. "Nutritionally, I'm not so sure." Neither are White's colleagues. But they admit that most people who faithfully follow any one of them are bound to lose at least some weight. Any such losses are usually temporary. Many crash dieters regain poundage as soon as they resume their regular eating habits...
...great significance. It still seems true that American painting and sculpture during those 30 years reached a level of quality and invention that it never had before and may not soon regain. But creative periods do not last forever, and the desire to invent does not guarantee them. By 1970, few serious artists were untroubled by the exploitation of art. And one remedy that was proposed with increasing frequency was the abolition of the art object itself-anything that could be bought or possessed. This was not a new idea. Unfortunately, when used as a principle of art activity...
Shifts at the State Department are intended to make it more of a Nixon enterprise. At the same time, officials are hopeful that the new appointments will regain for the State some of the luster it has lost in the Kissinger era. Perhaps out of respect for the gentlemanly way in which he has accepted Henry Kissinger's starring role in foreign policy, William Rogers will stay on as Secretary. But the three key posts just beneath him have been swept clean...