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...good of those they lead. We hope that Driskell will encourage her running mate to do what is in the students' interest. Nothing Burton could do short of a direct apology and subsequent resignation would convince the majority of the council that called for his expulsion to regain their trust in the council's leadership. Until then, the student body will hold the current administration in similar distrust...
Despite the 7,000-ft. plunge, the crew seemed to regain control. But moments later, they were reporting that the plane had a jammed stabilizer and that they were having "trouble maintaining altitude." When it was clear there were no circuit breakers to disable the stabilizer, the crew requested permission to make an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport. They told air controllers they wanted to remain over water as they prepared for landing...
Despite Harvard's ability to regain serve easily, the Crimson was plagued with various service errors, and the game remained close. Ultimately, the Crimson was able to hold on for a 15-13 win in the first game...
Traditionally, Harvard has used this match to regain its skating legs...
McCain has raised expectations high enough that he must win in New Hampshire to keep the race alive. A Bush victory would calm the G.O.P. establishment and could finish McCain. Bush is fighting to regain his lead, giving voters the personal attention they expect. A lackluster showing for Forbes would relegate him to the back of the pack...