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...HUDS tries to accommodate students by allowing the "option for food on the run," a program which provides students with bagged lunches and dinners. This is a nice idea, but it does not go far enough to provide for students individual needs. The bag meals give the student limited sandwich options; they do not provide enough selection nor food for some students. Students could get exactly what they want by taking food on their own. The bags are required to be picked up between 7:30 and 10 a.m., and must be reserved a day in advance. Both are major...
...calmed down at halftime," Cornell Coach Peter Mangurian said. "Harvard is a great football team. They got the whole bag. But a lot of things can happen in a half. That's why you stick in there. My players showed tremendous character, winning this game...
...count, Bush would outspend Gore handily over 10 years. (Bush's numbers, of course, say the reverse.) And Bush's new line of attack may sound off-key coming from a candidate who has worked long and hard to style himself as a compassionate Republican with his own goody bag of new programs. But the latest TIME/CNN poll, which finds the candidates in a dead heat among likely voters, suggests that people may be receptive to his argument. A solid majority of 56% agreed that Gore "would increase the size of government substantially." Gore advisers argue that Democrats have earned...
...themselves rooting for him to hang in there. The other guy was better prepared and better spoken but profoundly annoying as well, starting with the orange finger paint over his Florida tan, a mixture that made him look as if he should be skinned and turned into a Coach bag. He talked too much and smiled too much and sighed too much, and was so in control of his material that he turned his proposals into a bludgeon; more than a few Americans ran screaming from the room at the thought of four years...
...crop.) A Brazilian-American consortium is planning to build an enormous dock-and-loading system in Santar?m, the sleepy port that lies at the junction of the Tapaj?s and Amazon rivers, 700 km from the Atlantic Ocean. Exporting through Santar?m might save agribusinesses $1 per 30-kg bag of soybeans...