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...What about an all-out push?" Dole muttered. On Oct. 28, he broached a plan to end his campaign with a four-day, round-the-clock marathon: 19 states in 96 hours. When campaign headquarters faxed Dole a tentative schedule, he scrawled "nonstop, nonstop, nonstop" across...
...least 20 protestors then occupied the top floor of the school's clock tower and unrolled banners, one of which said "REVOLUTION," while a larger group of protestors gathered near the tower entrance and tried to block university police from entering the building, according to Associated Press wire dispatches...
Police arrested 23 demonstrators still camped out in the clock tower early the next morning, Sanders said...
...just doesn't get harder than that. After a season embedded in a cloud of "what ifs" and "almosts", the Crimson was given a final dagger in the heart by losing its final game, 12-11, with no time remaining on the clock in overtime of the deciding match of the Ivy League Championships...
...minutes after the Huskies scored, Harvard called a timeout, and the rest of regulation had few attacks except for the final two minutes. Then Northeastern had three corners, including one with 20 seconds left that Cowan saved as the clock ticked to zero...