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...favorable ones in a New Hampshire poll this month by the American Research Group). The exciting new face in the field, John Edwards, seemed too green and untested for a post--9/11 nation, and the most seasoned, Dick Gephardt, appeared too scarred by his long service and too bound to the ways of Capitol Hill for Democrats desperate for a win. As for the latest entry, retired General Wesley Clark, his clumsy first weeks have proved his boast that he's not a politician and have shown that military discipline doesn't always apply to other endeavors. "The people...
...Yale t-shirts gone over the edge, to the point that supporting one’s school has simply become an expression of bad taste? At Harvard, support for the football team goes hand-in-hand with violence, sexual innuendo and ego-inflating t-shirts predicting that Yalies are bound for bankruptcy and homelessness...
...sense of what is gone, one need look only so far as the energy and perseverance that carried Harvard through the final eight games of last season without Harvey, its leading scorer and a player who defined the team’s seniors and bound them together...
...Fortunately, we’re not bound by the ‘beyond a reasonable doubt’ rule,” Monteiro said. “I couldn’t necessarily say that it would be okay, but it’s not explicitly under the rules and we would have to figure out the fairest thing...
Coming out of the weekend, Penn remains one of only two unbeaten teams in all of Division I-AA—the only other being playoff-bound Colgate. Both the ESPN and Sports Network polls have the Quakers ranked in the top 10. This Penn squad is the strongest Ivy League team in recent history and has led the conference’s charge back into the national spotlight...