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...have struggled. Former No. 1 retailer Sears merged with former No. 1 discounter Kmart to try to right two listing ships. Saks, a luxury icon suffering from mismanagement, misfired in its attempt to go down-market and has put its more lowbrow 40-store Parisian chain on the block...
...score and said Laura can’t score.” If so, they thought wrong. Although the Big Red narrowed the gap to one point with five minutes left in the first frame, Harvard calmly responded with a Robinson three-pointer, followed by a layup and block by freshman center Emma Moretzsohn. Cornell would not come closer than three for the rest of the way. The inside freshman duo opened up the perimeter for shooters like co-captain Maureen McCaffery, who finished with seven points, and sophomore Lindsay Hallion, who totaled nine. With Moretzsohn and Rollins just beginning...
...victory.Hitting a whopping .382 for the match, Rutgers-Newark (3-6) trailed only once—at 3-2 in the second frame—the entire night.“We gave them holes and splits in the block,” Fitz said. “We were not following our game plan.”The Crimson offense struggled all night, hitting .053 in the first game and -.094 in the third.Though McKiernan registered 14 kills and freshman Brady Weissbourd tallied five kills on .625 hitting, 23 attack errors and 12 service errors doomed Harvard...
...bench after picking up his fifth with 2:07 remaining, forcing senior forward Mike Beal to move from his favored position as a slashing-and-rebounding small forward back to running the offense at the point. “We knew they liked to block shots, so our key was to get it down low, give them a pump fake and go through them,” Cornell forward Jason Hartford said of Stehle and Cusworth. “That’s what we tried doing all night, [and it] paid off down the stretch.”Even...
...date, but fury over the cartoons has been spreading fast from Muslim communities in Europe through the Middle East all the way to Indonesia. Its spread has been accelerated by widespread anti-Western anger over the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Western moves to block the development of Iran's nuclear ambitions. And the uproar is being exploited by regimes such as Iran and Syria, who hope to turn the widespread outrage over the cartoons among both radicals and moderates into political support in their own confrontations with the West. The failure of the police...