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Josh Bliesath, a senior in Leverett House, tied a noose around a red bear, and waved it ominously over the ice. As the Big Red took the ice after the second intermission, Bliesath tossed its head on the ice near Cornell goaltender Matt Underhill in symbolic fashion...
...constantly thinking and looking at contemporary problems and how to bring the university to bear on those issues," he says...
...Take NMD. Deep in their hearts, Europeans know they should buy some insurance against missile attacks. But right now, they are more afraid of the political fallout. They don't want a riled Russian bear in their backyard. Nor do they want a strategic arms race in the Far East, triggered by Chinese efforts to build a nuclear arsenal capable of penetrating America's shield-in-the-sky. Worse, Moscow and Beijing may link arms against the U.S., and there goes the global neighborhood. So, Mr. President, you may want to recalculate the gargantuan bill of NMD by adding...
...shouldn't consumers pay more? Sure, power suppliers have finessed the market - and allegedly got a little lazy about keeping their plants in working order - but "what the traffic will bear" is part of the free-market package. Environmental- and NIMBY-minded voters kept new power plants from being built, and their allergy to the possibility of rate increases under deregulation forced Davis to forbid the utilities, in time of juice shortage, increased demand and high operating costs, from passing any of those increases on to consumers. So the utilities went broke, and now Californians are finally picking...
...third-place showing by Brown, the defending Outdoor Heptagonal champions, was due in large part to the absence of Bear tri-captain Lindsay Taylor, Brenda's twin sister who is just as versatile when healthy...