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...reins of the Athletics Department when he accepted an offer to be Athletics Director, a post he retained until his retirement in 2001.Cleary has also received multiple other honors, including being picked as U.S. Hockey Player of the Decade for 1956-1966, named to the NCAA Ice Hockey 50th Anniversary team, and inducted into the International Ice Hockey Hall of Fame and the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame.He was offered positions on professional hockey teams at his graduation, but chose instead to continue as an amateur while at the same time running the insurance business he started...
...University and one of whom went to Yale.While Leder plans to retire in the next few years, he plans to devote his time to his grandchildren. “I’ve discovered great joy comes from my grandchildren,” according to his submission in the 50th Anniversary Class Report. “In the next few years I will retire from a life in genetics, which I’ve loved, from the genetic code to the human genome. But I won’t retire from those grandchildren, and I suspect that many...
...time, and the question you have to ask is, Why doesn't he give it up? It's Thursday morning, and Brown, mayor of Oakland, is standing in incandescent sunshine outside the renovated Sears store he calls home. Not much is going smoothly this morning: the city had its 50th murder the night before, adding to a huge spike above 2005; his opponent in the race for California attorney general has just called him soft on crime; one of the two charter schools he helped start is in need of cash; and now Fox television wants...
...paid by somebody, and it sure wasn’t going to be Dick Cheney. Bush decided on the upper middle class; though he cut taxes dramatically for the wealthiest 1 percent of taxpayers, he did very little for the upper middle class, those taxpayers between the 50th and the 1st income percentiles. This group wound up paying a larger share of the nation’s tax burden—so much so that Bush could cut taxes in a big way for the wealthiest while still claiming, correctly, that he was shifting taxes to the wealthy. Bush covered...
...three of us [Shore, Hynes, and Hegge] played well both days,” Hynes said. “It was just crazy windy both days.” Freshman John Christensen put together rounds of 89 and 84, placing in a tie for 50th, while freshman Josh Isner added an 84 on day two to round out the scoring. With the year completed, the team is already looking ahead to next season, particularly to the challenge of replacing Hynes. “Obviously, he was really consistent all year,” Hegge said...