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...idea was to get their legs spinning,” Saretsky said. “They’re working out well together and pushing each other and I’m excited to see what happens down the road.” Rookie Jeanne Mack also competed in the event, finishing at 1:42.53 for 18th. O’Callaghan, Looney, and Mack also teamed up with senior Jan Ng to place sixth in the women’s 1600 sprint medley with a time of 4:24.59. Despite just limited action over the weekend—further truncated...
...Served as Bill Clinton's director of the Office of Management and Budget and was promoted to chief of staff in 1994. (Mack McLarty, the previous chief of staff and a Clinton childhood friend, was thought to be ineffective at keeping the President disciplined.) In his new role, Panetta brought more structure to the office of the President, curtailing long, meandering meetings Clinton tended to have and limiting access to the President so he could focus on key issues and not get distracted...
...different from those of cross country, Neely’s finish shows he’s already comfortable competing at the collegiate level. The women’s freshman distance runners can also be encouraged by the results from the cross-country season from rookies like Jeanne Mack and Kailyn Kuzmuk. But neither side can underestimate the strength of the veterans. Captain Becky Christensen returns for her senior campaign and is hoping to build off last year’s success that included, among other accolades, All-America honors after finishing fourth at the NCAA Championships in the high jump...
...women’s side. “Everyone’s there working together, so if one person’s gone, there’s another one there to pick it up.” Sophomores Nichole Slykhous, Meghan Cleary, and Thea Lee and freshmen Jeanne Mack, Alison Lee, Elizabeth Heller, and Kirsten Jorgenson also competed in the race. For the men, freshman Dan Stiles led the Crimson with a 39th-place, 26:05 finish in the five-mile race, down from his 26:27 finish at Heps. Sophomore Ryan Neely and rookie Stephen Couch finished just...
...last incoming Democratic President. In 1992, Bill Clinton took his time choosing his staff, and he focused much of that time on the Cabinet, believing the White House staff to be secondary. His eventual selection of personal friends from Arkansas, like his first chief of staff, Mack McLarty, proved that Washington outsiders aren't so good at running Washington...