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...glass. “If a team comes to double in the post, which they did, we should dominate every time on the weak-side boards,” Delaney-Smith said. “And that’s what we did.”Harvard showed no sign of letting up early on in the second half. Junior forward Katie Rollins got a steal and pushed it ahead to Tay on the fast break. Tay had attempted a no-look pass earlier in the game, but it sailed through the hands of freshman forward Claire Wheeler. This time...
...Thousands of N'Djamena residents took that swaggering as a sure sign it was time to flee, and French troops picked up the pace of their airlift. By noon Monday, the French Army said it had transported more than 800 foreign nationals to Gabon, around 570 of whom have been flown on to France. Another 200 are waiting to be evacuated from Chad. Around 1,500 French soldiers are stationed in Chad under bilateral security accord...
While the band is right behind the Crimson reporters, there is still no sign of the Daily Princetonian writers. But, Princeton's got some kicking dancers who are about 2 feet from kicking me right in the head. I'm not kidding...
...everyone's reveling in the good times. "Clubs are sitting in a pet shop window with a 'for sale sign'," laments Rogan Taylor, a Liverpool fan for almost half a century and the director of the Football Industry Group at the University of Liverpool. "[They] are not just businesses but much more important cultural and social assets for individual places ... This isn't the way these grand institutions should be traded." But with Liverpool among the Premier League's foreign-owned teams - Tom Hicks, owner of baseball's Texas Rangers, and George Gillett, owner of the Montreal Canadians hockey franchise...
...Right now, there's no sign of that changing. "Liverpool football club is not for sale," maintains a spokesman for Hicks. (The club itself isn't commenting.) And last week, the owners agreed to some $700 million in refinancing, hinting at a longer-term commitment. For Taylor - who's not had any contact with either Liverpool owner about his scheme - picking up a private business that's not up for grabs in the first place seems like a pretty high hurdle. And even among Liverpool's legendarily large fan base, finding so many with enough money to pony...