61.   The betting here is that if it were the Klan coming to town, you would not gather enough First Amendment purists to fill a subway car.

62.   The clincher was slow coming around.

63.   The fourth, though, is the one that has put McCord where he is -- out of the world come April.

64.   The yelling, the threats, the heated words of someone threatening to kill someone else ... it was all coming from somewhere out in the hallway.

65.   There were balloons, and the smell of food was wafting through the air, and there was music coming from cafes.

66.   Those four all are underclassmen coming out early, an unending trend.

67.   We were scared coming into this game.

68.   We recognized what had happened before, and there were issues coming out of Boston.

69.   We were lazy coming back.

70.   What was surprising about this latest decision, which came after an impassioned speech by Karl Malden, a long-time Kazan colleague, was that there was no dissent.