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...when the college soccer gods afforded the Crimson an extra life in the form of an NCAA Tournament bid, forward Ashley Mattison made sure the Crimson would be sticking around as long as possible...
Fortunately, Penn received a huge boost during the off-season, as fifth year senior center Geoff Owens received an extra year of eligibility. Owens' inside presence, having finished last year with 54 blocks, along with the return of Ivy Rookie of the Year Ugonna Onyekwe, should turn the Quakers of last year into a dominating frontcourt team this year...
However, if Harvard's data network slows suddenly while a student is downloading a website, the student simply has to wait an extra second or two for the page to load. If the same were to happen during a telephone call, some part of the conversation would not get through or would be delayed to such an extent that normal conversation would be difficult. In fact, studies have found that delays of more than a half a second in voice conversations would render VOIP essentially useless...
Stewart took full advantage of the opportunity, grounding the ball into the lower left corner of the net to give the Crimson extra breathing room. Nilsson never had a chance at the save...
...hole and left a little paper flap hanging. A machine may not recognize this punch as a vote, but a human being might, which is what the Democrats are hoping. They could pick up a thousand votes or two this way; the first may have already given them an extra 1,457. On Saturday morning, Baker announced that the Bush campaign had gone to federal court to block any manual recount...