Word: eds
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...didn't win both Maine and New Hampshire. yet his competitive defeat in the Maine caucus ended up as a moral victory, and now Carter is in the historically unenviable position of heading the pack into New Hampshire. Lyndon Johnson needed a big win here in 1968, Ed Muskie in 1972; Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern refused to give it to them, and the campaigns turned in favor of the two narrow losers. Unless Carter repeates his Iowa performance, gaining a majority, the momentum will shift...
Wilcox is the administrator who predicts-"I make a guess," he said-how many students will take Gen Ed courses the following year. What went wrong with Nat Sci 135? "I guessed way off. The students faked me out," he said...
...commercials are adaptations of Mobil's printed advertisements, which have appeared in the op-ed pages of some newspapers in past months. One newspaper that runs the printed ads is the Washington Post, owner of the three television stations that rejected the commercials...
That left three events, and the Crimson needed to win two of them. Coach Ed Stoll inserted the ailing Murphy into the lineup, and his jerky pace totally confused the Dartmouth runners. The Crimson entrants, including Buck Logan--racing for the first time this year after recovering from an injured Achilles tendon--ran together for the last half mile. Murphy and Bruce Weber finished in a dead heat...
...spot, the Republican National Committee asked a New York City agency for a model who was "big and burly" and "personified Democratic politicians of the postwar era." The agency gave the assignment to Ed Steffe, 72, a character actor and self-described Wendell Willkie Republican from Manhattan. In the commercial, which was previewed in Washington last week, Steffe, wearing a white wig and identified as a Congressman, sits behind the wheel of a long, black Lincoln Continental with registration plates marked DEMOCRAT. As the car sputters to a stop, an announcer declares: "The Democrats are out of gas. We need...