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...happy and worked so hard and really did anything for the sake of the team, which is very rare in sports,” she says. “When you can come across a team where people did anything and everything they could to see the team succeed regardless if it was short of what they wanted to do—if they had to sit a shift because someone else needed to play or those sort of acts—it’s always a joy to play on a team like that, and this was truly...
...Regardless of the rationale, Gross has always insisted that the curricular review—the most expansive in 25 years—was the top priority of his deanship. He could not have anticipated many of the other pressing concerns that have sprung up this year...
...answer, of course, is all of the above. A sports column should offer something to everyone. Making a column accessible is not as easy as it sounds. You can do it by either writing on an issue with wide appeal or making a column funny. Everyone likes to laugh, regardless of topic...
...sorts of explanations, vague ones like ‘the religious tenor of the times,’ specific ones such as the example set by the personal devotion of President Pusey,” The Crimson wrote in an October 1953 editorial. “But regardless of cause, a revival is in the offing...
...Controls the Economy? In "Where Presidents Have No Power" [May 10], Charles Krauthammer argued that regardless of one's opinion of the state of the U.S. economy, the President really has no control over it. But Alan Greenspan says (and many economists agree) that America's huge budget deficits will leave the economy wobbling. Those deficits are largely the result of Bush's policies-tax cuts, wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and so forth. If these actions leave the economy in a weakened state, I have to conclude that the President does, in fact, have significant control over the economy...