Word: coast-to-coast
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...pair of free throws by Campbell, a Campbell driving layup and a James coast-to-coast layup helped Harvard take a 30-25 lead with four minutes left in the half. And freshman Anikar Chhaabra's two baskets inside gave the Crimson its halftime advantage...
...Crimson came streaking out of the blocks to start the second half. A quick three-pointer by Co-Captain Fred Schernecker, a slam by James off a touchdown pass from Dana Smith, and a coast-to-coast drive by James--all in the first 1:18 of the half--gave Harvard the lead and forced a Brandeis timeout...
...latest moves angered many employees who had stood by Drexel during its two-year legal ordeal, in which the firm was investigated for stock fraud and other allegations. Outraged brokers shouted down Drexel chief executive Frederick Joseph when he fielded questions about the sale over the firm's coast-to-coast intercom. "You show a lot of loyalty," a disgruntled employee said later, "and what you get back is 'Don't let the door...
...each from Julia French and Julie Clifford staked Harvard to a 8-0 lead halfway through the first half. Yale's Susan Humphrey caught the Crimson defense off-guard and scored on Harvard goalie Kelly Dermody but Crimson Co-Captain Lisi Bailliere then answered Yale with an authoritative coast-to-coast goal...
...another 20% off. Although the vote covered all types of property and casualty insurance, the auto-premium cuts were the heart of the measure. The most breathless of its proponents expect its impact to rival that of Proposition 13, the 1978 California initiative that set off a coast-to-coast fight against high property taxes. "The genie is out of the bottle," says Harvey Rosenfield, 36, the author of Proposition 103. "This is the taxpayer rebellion...