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When asked about her greatest swimming asset Caulkins immediately cites her mental attitude as being the factor that sets her apart from everyone else. "When you get to the national and international level everyone is physically equal." Caulkins says. "If you're mentally prepared and you have the stuff upstairs, then you'll win. I seem to have developed this toughness a little bit better than everyone else...
Advocates of Helms-Hyde have a very persuasive asset: the support of President Reagan. At his Washington press conference last month, Reagan sidestepped a reporter's unrelated question on abortion but then lauded the concept behind the Human Life Statute. Said he: "I think what is necessary in this whole problem, and has been the least talked of, is determining when and what is a human being. Once you have determined this, the Constitution already protects the right of human life." After the conference officially ended, Reagan came out with an afterthought: "Until we make to the best...
...then there is Chico. Paul Chicarello, a hustler who actually still chatters in the infield, can play anywhere on a bit of talent and a lot of heart. Chico's bat is an asset no matter where he plays, so look for him to do some dh-ing if the infield clicks and stays healthy. He'll get his at bats. Also taking a turn at the plate will be freshman Ted Polich...
...spite of the fact that Bernstein is left-handed, Morris admitted he was originally reluctant to start a lefty at the position, but he is now convinced that her glove will be a tremendous asset to the team...
...program, provides many of the most stirring moments in the play. His four songs crystalize the revolutionary fire and religious fervor that the play all too often lacks. At times the music also reveals the exuberance of the cast, playing up the vitality that is the show's strongest asset...