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...Bears have an experienced bunch of blue-liners, headed by senior Mark Shaughnessy, although Gaudet admitted the need to "muster up a little more offense" after last weekend's losses at Clarkson and St. Lawrence. But with the Bears finally healthy after a string of late-season bumps and bruises, Gaudet has to like his team's chances. Remember--Brown snaked from the #4 seed in last year's tournament all the way to the finals, knocking off Harvard en route to an NCAA berth...
...think that recipe sounds delicious. In my house, weenies and beans are served with string cheese and a dill pickle garnish...
...that outing, the Elis capitalized on a string of Harvard turnovers to turn a deficit into a eight point lead that they would never relinquish with a little over eight minutes to play. That Yale victory ended a nine-game Harvard winning streak against the hated Elis...
...Bosnian government were showing renewed interest in working together, despite brutal fighting in the year since their anti-Serb alliance split apart. Bosnian Croat forces had sought to carve out a ministate for eventual merger into a Greater Croatia, but Muslim forces were gaining the upper hand. Unlike a string of previous failed cease-fires, the truce struck last week led swiftly to the deployment of U.N. peacekeepers along confrontation lines and the withdrawal of artillery and mortars to a distance of six miles...
...Interior Secretary in 1933 and stayed in that job until 1946. The younger Ickes, born when his father was 65, attended Stanford and Columbia Law, broke horses for four years in California, then began a 25-year career as a lawyer and liberal activist. He worked for a string of losing presidential candidates -- Ted Kennedy, Ed Muskie and Jesse Jackson -- often tying the party establishment in knots with his knowledge of arcane rules and procedures. But he signed on early with Clinton and later became his New York City convention manager. After the election, Clinton was ready...