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...game feeling the way the other players will surely feel next year when they seek revenge for this year. "I think that we communicated that feeling to the freshmen," Dupuis said yesterday, but perhaps they hadn't. An uncharacteristic lack of fire was the reason Dupuis cited as the root of Saturday's defeat...
Fallows does not believe he has experienced any "violent" change in his world outlook since leaving Harvard. He contrasts himself to classmates who swung sharply to cynicism and professional school after their search to "save the world and root out evil" was frustrated. Nor has he gone the route of some of his classmates who, because "there was such a moral sickness in those days...ended up doing a lot less respectable things than they would have if they had gone to other places...
...fact that Babe learns only when Doc comes staggering into his student digs, dying from a crevice that has been carved across his abdominal region. It is not long before Babe finds himself en during the dental ministrations of Szell, suffering horribly while the Nazi per forms some impromptu root-canal work in an attempt to extract information that Babe does not possess...
...like most owners of professional teams, saw the Minutemen as an investment, but he did not possess a mattressfull of green bills. The thought that the Minutemen would one day be profitable, a false hope for most owners, must have lingered in his mind. This attitude is at the root of the mass garage sale and the team's downfall...
...hope that the U.S. will soon join the vast majority of nations in signing the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States, and resolve to use its enormous strength to root out the poverty of millions of people. The future of this great nation is tied to the future of humanity within a framework of interdependence. The alternative is to let economic forces follow their course toward the concentration of the world's wealth in a few industrial centers, while the vast majority of peoples, far from following a path toward development, begin a process of involution...