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Stephen G. Lookner '93, the Lampoon Narthex, said he was sitting in his room at around ten yesterday morning when the phone started to ring. After talking to one of the callers, he discovered that the students had received his number from The Crimson business office...
Consider the case of Sugar Ray Leonard. He first retired from the ring with considerable wealth and the accolades of ring pundits the world over. His fights with Roberto Duran and Thomas Hearns assured him a place in the pantheon of boxing legends...
...like so many of the greats, he could not get used to the relative obscurity that goes along with the title of "former" welterweight champion of the world. So he returned to the ring, each time losing respect as well as the fluid motion and lightning quickness that made him as sweet as sugar. Terry Norris, the man who brought about Leonard's last retirement, showed that the sugar sweet jabs of the former Olympic golden boy had slowed to the speed of molasses in December...
Several hundred U.S. lawyers have thrown their hats into the ring in pursuit of one of the most coveted offices in the land: that of Harvard vice president and general counsel...
...their feet is a giant ring weighted down by about 300 keys to campus buildings. The visitor is separated from the officers by a plexiglass window and metal bars, and is flanked on both sides by doors that cannot be opened from the inside...