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Part of the drought can be attributed to Big Red netminder Carol Owen, who amassed 14 saves on the day, for a Herculean .737 save percentage...
Cornell defense is also always exciting, if being bad can be called exciting. Two netminders split time between the posts, and both have had trouble. Senior Suzanne Caruso has a goals-against average of 12 and a save percentage of 39.3 percent, sophomore Carol Owen's figures are 11.8 and 51.4 percent, respectively...
...tenor seizes the title role like Domingo, whose vocal potency and dramatic intensity have redefined the part. As Desdemona, Carol Vaness caresses Verdi's most beautiful music with a pure, radiant soprano, while in the pit, Russian conductor Valery Gergiev, making his Met debut, leads the score with raw power and passion. The live radio broadcast is April 2; be prepared to be taken by storm...
...meetings without the President, he can exercise final say over issues involving the media, the public "message" and scheduling. And he often acts as Clinton's proxy on more substantive issues. At a meeting last week on entitlements, a bevy of heavy hitters including Gergen, domestic policy assistant Carol Rasco and budget chief Leon Panetta, argued back and forth. Says one who was there: "When George spoke, it wasn't part of the debate. It was time to close your notebook." No one has suggested that Clinton invested such power in a dummy or straw man. Like the President, Stephanopoulos...
...Carol had been an outstanding addition to the program. She's still very aware of what its like to train and have race intensity. She has a lot of enthusiasm and a good knowledge of the most current training programs," O'Leary said...