Harvard Beats Yale 29-29. At Harvard Stadium on November 23, 1968, the Yale and Harvard football teams met in their annual The Game, with both teams going into the game undefeated for the first time since 1909. Heavily-favored Yale was ranked #16 and was on a 16-game winning streak. Yale was leading...

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While they meet for the 125th time, today's Harvard-Yale match-up plays second fiddle to something bigger. It is the 40th Anniversary of THE GAME . Yeah, you're reading that right ... Harvard Beats Yale, 29-29. This was back in the waning days of Ivy League football that still mattered in the nation...

Let’s transcend politics and look at the arc of history today.  The hard work will come - but for now, I wish to revel in some starry-eyed honeymooning.  No matter who you voted for, here are some reasons to be proud of your country today: Senator John McCain’s Call For Unity Senator M...

(An occasional reminiscence on the events of 1968)(See the posts in chronological order) November 5. The election was upon us, a scary time. The choice, between LBJ's vice president Hubert Humphrey, a likable former mayor, congressman and senator from Minnesota who had for years been a reliable libe...

Black Power Interesting story on the BBC about the man who shared the Olympic medal podium with United States' sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos at the 1968 Summer Olympics, where the two Americans infamously made their "Black Panthers" salute protest. For his support of the two athletes, Austr...

01 - Across The Skies02 - Permanent Resident03 - Show Me04 - To Your Health05 - In A Window06 - 4 To 407 - Mystery Ship08 - Sad Day Chip Greenman (bateria); Craig Myers (guitarra); Joe Sunberg (vocal); Rick Nielsen (guitarra); Tom Petersson (baixo) Na verdade, o Fuse se trata da banda que antecedeu ...

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