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Cornell has first place thanks to a combination of solid defense, especially goaltending, and a high powered offense. Big Red netminder junior Sue DeLong has not been scored upon in 157 minutes of playing time and received player of the week honors for her performance against Princeton and Columbia...
...hates to play on grass--they're an artificial turf team," Harvard Coach Sue Caples said. "We knew we had to keep pressure on them...
...something else, something pernicious. "A lot of defensive medicine is practiced in those last six months," says Mrs. Clinton, "extraordinary efforts used on patients who doctors know will not recover, because of fears that families will think they should have done something they didn't do" -- and who then sue if it wasn't done...
Choice in Dying, the nation's largest distributor of living wills, sent out 400,000 forms last year. But no one knows how many living wills have actually been signed or executed, and doctors are often reluctant to act even when the document is in order, lest a relative sue. "And even if the family bows to the patient's wishes as expressed in the will, it often takes days or weeks to get agreement," says Stephen Sullivan, a physician on the clinical faculty at Stanford University Hospital, "during which time costs continue to rise...
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