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...You’re on Fire” have largely been replaced with tedious sing-alongs. But even if the album doesn’t always do justice to the act, it should be more than enough to expand their audience for their next burst of deranged brilliance. They’re here, they’re weird, and they’re making basement hip-hop with uncommon glee...
...Saddam was toppled and the Bush Administration puffed out its chest like a rooster that had just enjoyed half the henhouse. But now the U.S. needs help in Iraq, and France - in the eyes of Washington - is being awkward again. That has acted as a cue for a new burst of Francophobia in the commentariat, with suggestions even that France is becoming an enemy...
Clifton Dawson—a transfer from Northwestern—burst onto the scene as fast as only a speedster like him could, alternating drives with sophomore running back Ryan Tyler throughout the game. After he took his first career carry up the middle for a clean 11 yards, one radio announcer frantically searched his roster for No. 33, before exclaiming, “And a great run by...CLIFTON DAWSON...
Sophomore Sean Gruber has unexpectedly burst onto the scene early this season, posting team-high receiving tallies in both games, notching 104 yards his last time out, following up 74 yards against Lehigh...
...borrowing is bad, of course. When a recession hits or a war breaks out, it makes sense for governments to borrow--as long as they pledge to run surpluses in better times. And a big chunk of the current deficit can be blamed on the recession that followed the burst bubble of the late 1990s and on the vital expenditures for a war that shows no sign of abating. But what's remarkable about the Bush record is that this does not explain the full extent of our fiscal crisis. Set aside the tax cuts. What's really worrying...