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Here we go again. Two minutes to play. Princeton up by one. The block figures of the clock racing toward a Tiger upset...
This time it was All-ECAC forward Mike Vukonich who had the honor of vanquishing the team from eating club country. Eight seconds to play. Vukonich entrenched himself in the Tiger crease. Seven ticks to go. The puck squibbled through the crease to Vukonich's stick. Vukonich swung...
After Harvard notched two tallies (Weisbrod and Vukonich did the honors) in the first 10 minutes, High rose to the occasion. The Tiger netminder shut out Harvard for the next 50 minutes to capture his first win of the season. Princeton's first line of Andy Cesarski and Sean Gorman ran double shifts, shutting down a Harvard offense that generated 18 goals in its first two games...
...only a mild symptom of the Soviet Union's potential dissolution. Perhaps this Gorbachev order will be grudgingly obeyed. But many of the edicts that he has been issuing under a law enabling him, in theory, to govern virtually by decree amount to the unheard roars of a paper tiger. In some cases the Kremlin and the republics have been playing out a ritualized farce. The center, as it is now called, issues a Gorbachev decree; one or more republics declare it to be null and void on their territory; Gorbachev issues a second order declaring that these null...
...seconds before lift-off, a voice pipes up, "Did I leave the water running?" A scientist leans into a pair of earphones, trying to pick up a weak radio signal; the invented line is "I can't see a thing." Not since Woody Allen's What's Up, Tiger Lily? has anyone had so much fun with bad movies...