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...carried out, it seemed, in desperate, mindless haste. The rice harvest will not be in until November. What will the millions of refugees in the countryside eat between now and then? If the new government refuses foreign aid, as it has said it will do, who will provide the seed for next year's crop? "Was this just cold brutality," wrote Schanberg, who stayed behind when Phnom-Penh fell last month, "a cruel and sadistic imposition of the law of the jungle? ... Or is it possible that, seen through the eyes of the peasant soldiers and revolutionaries, the forced...
...second heat, Radcliffe easily handled number five seed Williams, winning by slightly over one length, as the top crews in each heat advanced to the finals...
...lightweights, hampered by a lack of interest in previous years, now field a varsity and a J.V. eight. This season first-year coach Peter Huntsman '74 brought varsity into Lake Beseck as the number-one seed, undefeated by any other lightweight boat. In the rough water, though, the boat placed second behind the same B.U. crew it had beaten earlier in the season...
...varsity has the first-seed honors despite its man-overboard loss to Navy. But the traditionally cautious Higginson seems confident with his crews' prospects. "We're pretty well prepared and the Princeton course is slightly more fair than Worcester," he said...
Tournament rules allowed each school to bring two singles players and two doubles teams. Radcliffe brought only one singles player. Ingrid Sarapuu, who by the luck of the draw played Princeton's number four seed. Julic Kirkham, in the opening round. Sarapuu lost the first set 6-0 to Kirkham before coming back to take the first gwo games of the second set. Sarapuu then lost six straight games to lose the set, 6-2. The other Radcliffe doubles team made up of Maud Wood and Ann Koufman lost in the quarterfinals of the doubles competition...