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...wasn’t particularly anybody??s fault, it was just a series of unfortunate events. Things conspired against our being able to do it,” he says. Fuller estimates he put in over 30 hours of rehearsal on his Tharp part alone...
...them that she and her team, which was half female, were tough enough. To accomplish this, Fiorina walked on the stage with her husband’s athletic socks stuffed in her pants and announced that she and her team had “balls as big as anybody??s.” Fiorina says she was not always attracted to a career in business. She graduated from Stanford with a degree in medieval history and philosophy in 1976 before enrolling in law school at the University of California, Los Angeles. She did not find...
...Dartmouth took advantage of the contact with the Crimson’s boat to make a move at the 1,000. “We were in a position in that we were doing well, but it was kind of bad, too, because anything within a length is anybody??s game,” senior stroke Chip Schellhorn said.The Big Green walked up five seats on Harvard in the third 500 meters, setting up a final 500 in which the Crimson held just a three-seat lead. “I think their rating was higher than ours...
...America wants another career politician, I’m not the guy. We’ve had a history of career politicians. I don’t want to discredit anybody??s service, but I think sometimes people who have a mix of experiences bring some fresh ideas. I’ve been very proud not only of what I’ve been able to do in public service, but also what I was able to do in my business experience...And that variety of experience, if I decide to go forward...
...tough chances until Wilson’s wrister beat her five-hole.“As good as we’ve been on power play,” Wildcats coach Brian McCloskey said, was “our penalty kill, I don’t know if anybody??s been better than us. We make it hard for teams to get in the neutral zone. We’re aggressive.” THE REST OF THE FIELDThe teams are set for the Frozen Four in Minneapolis next weekend, the first to exclude Harvard in four years...