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...ECAC action, No. 9 Princeton’s top line—seniors Lisa Rasmussen and Gretchen Anderson and sophomore Heather Jackson—did all it could to extend its season for one more game, creating and holding a two-goal lead most of the Saturday’s contest over No. 10 Brown...
...Bergman, the No. 16 tandem in the nation, were upset by the same score by Laura Ganzer and Danielle Wiggins, who locked up the doubles point for USC. Ayako Suzuki and Miranda Gutierrez finished off the sweep for the Gamecocks with an 8-6 triumph over sophomore Melissa Anderson and freshman Preethi Mukundan...
...Scandinavian film called Songs from the Second Floor that managed to be audacious, innovative, accessible and convoluted all at once. But the ease or difficulty of such a feat shouldn’t be the issue here: Kaufman, along with “creative” filmmakers like Wes Anderson and Darren Aronofsky, have proven that audacity and innovation don’t automatically beget relatable characters, untiresome plotting, or, as I alluded to with the “sadness” line, thematic grace; if Kaufman didn’t want the line to be trite and heavy-handed...
From there, Jantzen moved to the semifinals where he met a familiar foe—Lehigh’s Matt Anderson, who got the four seed in the tournament. Though Jantzen had defeated him 10-1 earlier in the year, Anderson greatly inhibited Jantzen’s movement during the third period in that match, when he used his long frame to lock up Jantzen to prevented him from getting out from the bottom position for much of the period. This match proved less frustrating, however, as Jantzen won it 7-4 with his next stop in the finals...
Wall Street's other piece of soothsaying wisdom--that a G.O.P. President will unleash the bulls because Republicans are good for business--isn't even supported by history. Finance professors Pedro Santa-Clara and Rossen Valkanov of the Anderson School of Business at UCLA have studied the linkage between Presidents and stock prices. They found that from 1927 through late 2003, stocks outperformed short-term Treasuries by an annual average of 12% under Democratic Presidents but by only 1.9% under Republicans...