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This season Ahn served once again as the emotional and physical anchor of the best backfield in the Ivy League, allowing a conference-best 1.47 goals per game. She also notched 11 assists, the second-highest total on the team after senior forward Mina Pell...
...origins of the dinner table. When food was abundant enough to share, it was passed around mostly at celebrations--harvest festivals, when the foods of autumn were eaten; Easter feasts, when the spring lamb recalled both Jesus' sacrifice and the story of Passover. "The foods became the anchor to which the rituals connected," says Brenton. "You don't see the same foods at a wedding as at a funeral as at a naming ceremony...
...billion in agricultural export credits on the negotiating table to jump-start stalled global trade talks. The credits are sacrosanct in France, the largest recipient of such aid, and even more so to Chirac, who has made the defense of France's farmers an anchor of his political career. Chirac tried to stanch the wounds last week by issuing an unprecedented call to order to his troops in the National Assembly. "The role of majority parliamentarians is to support the government with loyalty and warn it with candor," he told a gathering of them. The professorial tone elicited a round...
Despite the thrill of narrating the news, Bakhtiar said that she sometimes has doubts about being an anchor...
...Despite the denials by a spokeswoman for the show, the action appears to be motivated by a political agenda designed to undermine the efforts of the U.S. in Iraq." SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP, explaining why the company pulled from its eight ABC-TV stations an edition of Nightline in which anchor Ted Koppel read aloud the names of all the U.S. service members killed in action in Iraq...