Word: dixons
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Harvard women's tennis had to move its match with BC out of Palmer-Dixon Tennis Center to Gordon Track and Tennis Center at 6:30 p.m. yesterday...
...competitors could foster more diversity and innovation. But with everyone aiming for the same audience -- those inescapable young-adult demographics -- the result could be just more of the same old thing. "The good news is that there will be a lot more stuff to see," says Christopher Dixon, a media analyst at PaineWebber. "The bad news is that it may not be very good...
...poll has Florida Democratic Gov. Lawton Chiles even or slightly ahead ofGOP challenger Jeb Bush, the former president's son who's been ahead for weeks. A Mason-Dixon/PMR poll of 809 registered voters last week has Chiles -- a former senator who's never lost an election -- at 48 percent to Bush's 45 percent (with a 3.5 percent error margin). Two weeks ago, Bush was five points ahead. BTW: The two go head-to-head tonight in their third debate, to be televised live on C-SPAN...
Still, one of the 15 Cantabridgians who attended the meeting, Vincent L. Dixon '74, said Healy had served too long. "It is in everybody's interest that we have a change in command," he said...
...last album, Unplugged, with its heart-rending and (for a time) inescapable single Tears in Heaven, all seem to have counted against him this time in the eyes of critics. And it is true that on From the Cradle, which comprises 16 classic blues numbers ranging from the Willie Dixon war-horse Hoochie Coochie Man to Lowell Fulson's Sinner's Prayer, Claptons playing lacks fire. But in its place he brings a great worldliness, something that sounds like wisdom...