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...thing that's sad is that we didn't seem to kick back at all," Sullivan said. "We just seemed to roll over, and that's not a good way to take a loss...
...since the campaign kick-off last spring, the University has raised approximately $125 million, according to a source close to the administration--a number that falls only slightly short of the president's announced goal of averaging $1 million...
According to the figure provided to the Overseers, approximately $125 million was raised since the campaign's May 13 kick-off. The rest of the money come in prior to its official beginning...
...problem. Tracy held his ground and made a kick save to his right to preserve Harvard's 1-0 lead and momentum...
...occasion supposed to herald an age in which the nuclear threat becomes a thing of the past was marked by considerable grumbling between two cold-war foes. Even as President Clinton, on a quick stop in Budapest, Hungary, welcomed the kick off of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with a schedule for scuttling 9,000 U.S. and former Soviet nuclear warheads by the turn of the century, Boris Yeltsin complained about NATO's vote last week to consider membership for former Warsaw Pact nations. "Why sow the seeds of distrust?" Yeltsin rhetorically asked. "After all, we are no longer enemies...