Word: rowed
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...ballplayers." Cashen looks like a genius for his decision to replace Johnson with third-base coach Buddy Harrelson. In the ensuing six weeks the Mets have gone from Bart Simpson underachievers to the Shea-hey kids, winning 70% of their games, including a streak of eleven in a row. "This is a real team now," Harrelson says with pride. "They think as a team and act as a team. It's not me, it's the whole situation." But would the talented Mets have turned their season around no matter who was in charge? Harrelson shrugs, "Who knows? That...
Though the Crimson team called for a re-row, they did not win the second race. Most likely this second loss was due to the team's fatigue, Bernstein said...
...Harper & Row; 389 pages...
Kevorkian, though, is not like other doctors. A retired pathologist from Royal Oak, Mich., he has long been a pugnacious maverick, recommending, among other things, a scheme whereby doctors would render death-row patients unconscious so their living bodies could be used for medical experiments. In recent years Kevorkian has fought hard for a patient's right to commit suicide and a doctor's right to help. Last fall he invented the easily replicable suicide machine using $45 worth of hardware and tried to advertise it in a local medical journal. When the editors refused, he peddled the story...
This summer, Sharis plans to row again at Henley with the Crimson eight and try out for the Goodwill Games in a four with Bernstein, senior Keir Pearson and sophomore Peter Morgan. After that, it is back to Cambridge, where Sharis and Bernstein will train for this year's world championships in October in Tasmania...