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...neck-and-neck with them and fought as a team together,” McKinley said. “I’m really proud of our effort tonight. I saw good signals of where we want to be.” —Staff writer Emmett Kistler can be reached at ekistler@fas.harvard.edu...
...competitive drills as opposed technicalities.” The women’s squad continues its season at home this weekend in Lavietes Pavilion, where it will face off against American University in the first round of the Harvard Invitational on Friday. —Staff writer Emmett A. Kistler can be reached at ekistler@fas.harvard.edu...
...offering down the first-base line, where junior Josh Klimkiewicz cleanly fielded the ball and threw home to catcher Andrew Casey, who tagged Potvin just before he crossed the plate according to the umpire, drawing the ire of the Crusaders’ bench. Bruton struck out second baseman Erik Kistler looking to record the second out shortly thereafter, then retired the side two batters later with an infield groundout...
...that what brought it all down? Many gay politicians serve openly today, from Republican Congressman Jim Kolbe of Arizona to Oregon Supreme Court Justice Rives Kistler. And countless straight politicians could tell McGreevey that a career can perish even when your secret passions are heterosexual. Just ask former Governor Paul Patton of Kentucky, who had to abandon plans for a 2004 Senate race after he was accused of misusing his office to help a woman with whom he had had an affair. Or Jack Ryan, the millionaire who was running for a U.S. Senate seat in Illinois this year until...
...Democratic Party is also livid. Because the county lost control of the timetable, opponents did indeed have time to file for upcoming races. Attorney General Myers and two of the Multnomah commissioners, Rojo de Steffey and Naito, are now embroiled in contested races. So is Supreme Court Justice Rives Kistler, the only openly gay high-court judge in the U.S., who was unopposed before March 3. "The process was so dumbed up that it has been a distraction," says Democratic pollster Lisa Grove. "In the end, I'm not sure whose side it helps...