Linda J. Greenhouse

"Ill-starred" is how they go down in the record books of racing, the most record-conscious of sports. There was the

Production problems compelled Miss Greenhouse to compose her predictions on Wednesday of this week before we knew Dancer's Image's status,

This time last week, race track pundits were predicting that Saturday's Kentucky Derby would be the dullest in years. But

Many, if not most, of Harvard's younger faculty members have become increasingly vocal during the past year in their opposition

I hate to be the kind of guy who upsets anybody's fond hopes, but this is one of those times

Well, hello fans. This is a new line for me, but here goes. Hold on tight and I'll try to

Six months ago, a Harvard physicist named William Shurcliff organized a few friends into the Citizens' League Against the Sonic

W HAT is there about a sun-backed plot of crabgrass called Harvard Yard that summer after summer draws people from

Monro, for one, sees the signs. "We are entering an uneasy period of time in student-Faculty relations," he commented last

Late last September, a two-year-old colt named Damascus stepped onto the track at Aqueduct for his first race. He lost.