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Right now, the far and away favorite is Cornell, currently ranked ninth in the nation and led by defending Heps champion Pam Hunt...
...some point, Egg says, the Iceman could have left his group to search for yew to replace a broken bow or to hunt for food. His route may have taken him over the Alpine crest and down to the tree line on the other side. There he cut himself a new bow, fetched more arrow wood, and prepared to rejoin his friends...
CRITICS OF THE BUSH ADMINISTRAtion call the affair "Iraqgate." The Administration's defenders call it a "witch hunt." Others call it a confusing mess. But whatever the term, the overeager attempts by the Reagan and Bush administrations to make friends with Iraq in the years before the Persian Gulf War -- and later attempts to contain the political damage of that failed policy -- have become yet another problem for George Bush as he struggles against increasingly heavy odds to win a second term...
...farmers. But elsewhere in the U.S. Midwest, populations of hunter-gatherers had staked out territories and built an extensive trading network that dealt in copper, hematite, seashells, jasper and other minerals. Fishing societies along the Pacific Coast were also becoming more complex, as natives took to the sea to hunt seals, whales and other marine mammals...
Richard Darman, the architect of the Bush economic policy, has found a unique way to job hunt. One of the more bizarre spectacles of the Administration's endgame has been the Washington Post series on the economic meltdown. The series combined an exoneration of Darman and a tarring of others with sufficient Darman biographical material to make for an eye-catching resume. Guess who the main source...