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...Oslowski drove down the left side and put a ball into the box for Soldo, whose shot was deflected off to the weak side by Columbia keeper Matt Hill...
However, when Columbia salted the game away inthe third quarter, it was with two quick drives.The Lions drove 61 yards in only four plays and1:36, ending when quarterback Paris Childressrolled left and found a wide-open Mark Cannan atthe 5-yard line. Cannan walked in for thetouchdown when senior free safety Derek Yankoffrushed forward at Childress instead of droppingback...
Lewinsky and Betty Currie testified that Currie drove to Lewinsky's home to collect gifts on Dec. 28, 1997. According to Lewinsky, Currie said, "The President said you have something to give...
Like most marriages, the Clintons' is a mystery, only more so. How can she stand his repeated betrayals? Does she yearn for power that much, or does she, in the words of Sara Ehrman, the friend who reluctantly drove her across the country from a promising legal career in Washington to instant obscurity practicing law in Arkansas, still "love him something awful"? The Clintons nearly separated in the late '80s, after the then Governor had an affair. But several years ago, a friend noticed that the marriage was much improved. "Hillary liked living above the store. He was under...
Harry Truman's last Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, drove conservative Republicans to spluttering fury. Joe McCarthy jeered at "this pompous diplomat in striped pants." Richard Nixon spoke of Acheson's "Cowardly College of Communist Containment." In retrospect, the abuse seems odd; Acheson proved a tough, decisive realist who welded together the alliance that successfully contained the Soviet bloc until it self-destructed in 1989. Acheson handsomely reproduces the postwar era, the rich supporting cast and a sometimes surprising protagonist who, for all his bespoke elegance and fop's mustache, knew how, occasionally, to throw a punch...