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...When I was elected captain last year, I thought, 'Jeez, this is going to be the easiest job in the world,'" Clemente said with a chuckle. "Everyone in here could be captain. It's more of a group thing-- everybody respects Drew, and what he brings. He leads the defensive end, me on the offensive end, Elliott at the point. Everyone has a role, and that's why I think this team fits so well...
Fordham was by far the Harvard's easiest opponent as nine different Crimson players scored against the Rams...
...supporters believe is their man's greatest strength, an affable, intimate manner that sent even Democrats in Texas into a swoon. And it's where Gore's allies have their deepest qualms, particularly amid a campaign where he has been unable to close what should have been the easiest of deals, persuading contented voters to stick with the team that presided over eight years of prosperity...
...years, doctors have warned passengers who travel long distances not to stay seated for the entire flight. A known risk factor for blood clots in the leg is remaining sedentary for long periods of time--three hours or more. One of the easiest ways to counteract this risk on an airplane is to get up occasionally for a couple of minutes and walk the length of the plane. If the flight attendants are in the middle of service, just stand next to your seat and do a series of toe raises--lift yourself up on your toes for a couple...
...easiest to see the consequences of this attitude when it is applied to fiction. In a chapter called "My Three Stooges," Wolfe recounts the reception of his long-anticipated 1998 novel, A Man In Full. Not only was the novel a terrific commercial success, but it provoked strong reactions from a trio of highly respected novelists: John H. Updike''54, Norman K. Mailer '43, and John Irving. As Wolfe explains, these are his three stooges. The chapter is hilarious, self-serving, and provocative; Wolfe uses his three stooges to make his case for the future of the American novel...