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Cornell may offset this Crimson advantage by one of its own. The Big Red is playing host to Harvard and, if any people show up to root for the Big Red, it could shake up the Crimson's nervous sophomores. When the Crimson lost to M. I. T. and Brandeis away from home, both teams had little experience but some fans...

Author: By Martin R. Garay, | Title: Varsity Foilers Challenge Cornell In Crucial Match This Afternoon | 2/28/1970 | See Source »

...feel that nothing more turns the masculine mind from the heights," wrote St. Augustine, the dominant voice of Christian theology until the Middle Ages, "than female blandishment and that contact of bodies without which a wife may not be had." At the same time as this austere view took root, the church saw the growth of monastic communities for men and women in which chastity, along with poverty and obedience, was regarded as a virtue essential to those who would give their lives...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Religion: Celibacy--Jewel or Crown of Thorns | 2/23/1970 | See Source »

...running gag, he keeps explaining that his name is pronounced "Petro-CHELLI-CHELLI !" but the local Yahoos obviously have never even seen a Prince Spaghetti commercial.) Tony, as might be expected, is not very big in the Southwest. For one thing, he wears a vest. For another, he drinks root beer instead of Dr. Pepper...

Author: By Clifford Terry, | Title: The Moviegoer Sound and Furie "The Lawyer" at the Saxon | 2/11/1970 | See Source »

...forgotten whether there is anything inside his put-on. Armah's gentle protagonist, Baako Onipa, is a "been-to"-a Ghanaian who has returned from abroad-who finds that, while he has been learning to reject the jive of commercial civilization, the disease has taken corrupting root in his homeland. What links the two disparate men is their common discovery that their insides do not match the externals of their world...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Books: Is Blindness Best? | 2/2/1970 | See Source »

Just how undesirable the Patriots are as tenants is, of course, the question at the root of the whole stadium fight. Once in the Stadium, the club would undoubtedly begin competing with Harvard's own athletic program for practice fields, locker room facilities, and perhaps even office space throughout the week. Perhaps this competition could be satisfactorily resolved, but there are continuing reports that-despite college officials' letters to the contrary-Boston College's coaches are relieved that B. C.'s Alumni Field was too small to host the Patriots for more than one season...

Author: By Patriots PRESIDENT William sullivan, | Title: The Stadium and The Statehouse | 2/2/1970 | See Source »

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