Word: arizona
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...biggest obstacles in Jantzen’s quest for a National Championship are Arizona State’s No. 1 Eric Larkin and Minnesota’s No. 2 Jared Lawrence. Jantzen’s only loss of the season came at the hands of Larkin, who defeated Jantzen in the semi-finals of the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational 10-4, held early in the season...
Last week a few unidentified Arizona GED hopefuls had the brightest idea. For preparation, they stole a filing cabinet containing three versions of the test. Dartboard assumes the scheme involved much planning to move the test-stuffed filing cabinet while avoiding suspicious passers-by. The scheme probably also involved many hand-trucks, crow-bars and sledge-hammers, among other heavy tools, to remove, secure and transport said failing cabinet...
Instead, once officials became aware of the theft, they decided to suspend testing in Arizona for up to 30 days. Now scores (Dartboard loves puns!) of GED takers from the Grand Canyon state must wait until the test is re-administered, delaying their test results and job placements. At least the delay gives the conspirators more time to study...
That was not the case this year. The No. 14 seed places Harvard at third-seeded Kansas State, which is ranked No. 7 nationally. The game will be the second of a Sunday doubleheader, after the contest between No. 6 seed Arizona and No. 11 seed Notre Dame...
Even in the U.S., there is a growing consensus that greenhouse-gas reductions are inevitable. In January, Senators John McCain of Arizona and Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut introduced legislation that would cap emissions and allow rights trading. Thirteen U.S. companies, including American Electrical Power, Dupont and Ford, have joined the new Chicago Climate Exchange. Members volunteer to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in a system that lets them practice trading greenhouse-gas credits while trying to deflect regulation and public criticism...