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...exceeded that of domestically produced oil. Imports reached 8.9 million bbl. per day, eclipsing by 109,000 bbl. per day the previous import record, set in 1977. Lobbyists are expected to use the statistics to pressure Congress to allow oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska...
Offense: B. Harvard went into the break only sixth in ECAC goal-scoring, averaging 3.80 per game. Save for a seven-goal third period in the second game against Alaska-Fairbanks, the Crimson forwards have shown only fits and starts of the explosiveness inherent in so many teams of Harvard's recent past...
Gagnon is president of the University of Alaska's chief governing body, the Board of Regents, a role in which she oversees 12 campuses and 30,000 students...
Before receiving that appointment, she taught "off and on" at both the University of Alaska and Alaska Pacific University. She also presently serves on the Board of Trustees for Russia's International Pedagogical University. And she is just finishing a one-year term as president...
...were found to be genetically distinct, suggesting that three separate populations from Asia may have crossed the Bering Strait at different times to settle in America. The Amerind, who predominate in most of North and South America, possess only type O blood; among the Na-Dene, who cluster in Alaska, Canada and the U.S. Southwest, O prevails but A makes an appearance; in the Alaskan and Canadian Inuit (Eskimo), A, B, AB and O blood groups show the pattern seen in the rest of the world...