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With a strong senior class, including several Harvard record holders like Menick, linebacker Isaiah Kacyvenski and wide receiver Terence Patterson, Harvard had the institutional memory from its 1997 Ivy championship campaign, the hunger boiling over from last year's disappointing 4-6 (3-4 Ivy) finish and the desire to win one more for the departing players...
With a strong senior class, including several Harvard record holders like Menick, linebacker Isaiah Kacyvenski and wide receiver Terence Patterson, Harvard had the institutional memory from its 1997 Ivy championship campaign, the hunger boiling over from last year's disappointing 4-6 (3-4 Ivy) finish and the desire to win one more for the departing players...
...fact, the issue has become somewhat of a sore spot for Bush the Younger. After he earned high marks from gay groups for including openly gay people on his campaign staff, a group of Christian conservatives says Bush promised them in a September meeting that he would not appoint gays to any federal posts, according to the Dallas Morning News. The Bush campaign isn't talking about what happened during the meeting; the Log Cabin Republicans have asked for a clarification. Bush has so far managed to pull off the enviable political sleight-of-hand of remaining vague enough...
...almost every talk [Knowles] gives or has given on the campaign, he mentions the Weissman program," Paul Weissman says. "It's being talked about from the top all the way down. I'm convinced that this is a commitment on their part...
Russia balked, walked and then signed - but kept on bombing the Chechens anyway. In a somewhat confusing sequence of events at a European security summit in Istanbul Thursday, President Boris Yeltsin tore into Western critics of Moscow's military campaign in Chechnya and walked out of a discussion with European leaders on the crisis, after which his foreign minister Igor Ivanov proceeded to sign documents that conceded to some Western concerns. The Charter for European Security upholds the principle that conflicts within one signatory state are the legitimate concern of all, which means Moscow signed away its argument that...