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Professors: Former Cincinnati Bengals coach Dick LeBeau, former New York Jets coach Bruce Coslet and former Philadelphia Phillies manager Terry Francona...
...they do it? How are the Los Angeles Clippers, the Detroit Tigers and the Cincinnati Bengals so consistently bad, every year? How can a city maintain a team that suffers through years and years of futility while still drawing fans? Who are these people that claim to be Clippers fans? Are they insane? Are they just ignorant? Do they exist at all? Experienced losers Dick LeBeau, Bruce Coslet and Terry Francona take a close look at the intricacies of failure. Topics include “Double-talk: convincing the media that winning is imminent?...
...fixes that will make him look good on Election Day. Democrats claim that his plan helps the rich, but child-tax credits, the marriage-penalty reduction and that $300 rebate check will hardly do much for Bill Gates. I think liberals are shooting themselves in the foot. ROBERT MOON Cincinnati, Ohio...
...Hawall; James Jackson '04, Boston, Mass., for New England; Phillip C. Staples '04, Philadelphia, Pa., for E. Pa and Del.; William W. Fisher '04, Dallas, Tex., for Tex., Okla., N. Mex., and Ariz.; Samuel A. Welldon '04, New York City, for New York City; John J. Rowe '06, Cincinnati, O., for South Ohio; George B. Simmons '07, Baltimore, Md., for Maryland; Perey W. Brown '08, Cleveland, O., for North Ohio; Chaster I. Barnard '10, Newark, N. J., for New Jersey; Charles H. Wolfe '10, Pittsburgh, Pa., for West Pennsylvania; Clarence B. Randall '12, Chicago, III., for central Div., Chicago; Hale...
...darn, the fans love him. Which may explain why baseball commissioner Bud Selig has been negotiating to lift the lifetime ban on the all-time hits leader and make him eligible for the Hall of Fame. In 1989 Rose was accused of betting on baseball while manager of the Cincinnati Reds. An investigation produced strong evidence that he had done so, but Rose steadfastly refused to admit it. Instead, he copped to betting on other sports and accepted his banishment for life. That "for life" part has struck some baseball fans as excessive, and sentiment for giving Rose a break...