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...Harvard co-ed sailing team was also at the ACC, with this one taking place at Connecticut College. Harvard finished in ninth place out of 16 teams with a score...
...really true. First Union is going to buy CoreStates for more than $16 billion, which would make it the largest bank merger in history. Believe me, FUN bank's CEO ?Easy? Ed Crutchfield has this kind of deal in him. This is a man who can step up and pat the pony. As for CoreStates, it's about time: They were so damn fickle ? remember, they spurned Mellon. In any event, I've said it before, I'll say it again: Buying regional bank stocks is the investing lay-up of the decade. Please, do yourself a favor...
There are heroes here: Paul Bunker, the only Army player to make Walter Camp's All-America team at two different positions, who died in a Japanese pow camp after smuggling his unit's flag past his captors; Ed White, who walked in space and died in Apollo 1; Joe Stilwell of China; Lucius Clay of the Berlin airlift; George Goethals of the Panama Canal. The biggest monument, however, a large pyramid, belongs to a general named Egbert Viele. An eminent engineer, he helped design the cemetery, which perhaps explains his prominence. The entrance to the pyramid is guarded...
Johnny has a high school girlfriend, Carmen (Denise Richards), who becomes the hottest pilot in the star fleet. This gives director Paul Verhoeven, always a coldly calculating craftsman, and writer Ed Neumeier, adapting a Robert A. Heinlein novel, a chance to satirize old-fashioned aerial-combat movies too. Johnny also has a frustrated high school admirer, Dizzy (Dina Meyer), who lands in his platoon, finally gets his attention and then heroically dies. This gives the filmmakers a chance to strike that note of romantic self-sacrifice--death transfigured--that is integral to movies of this kind...
Just one glance into the record books reveals an illustrious history which speaks volumes about a program that has created such household names as Ted Donato '91, Ted Drury '93 and Don Sweeney '88. And who could forget the 1988-89 season when Ed Krayer '89 shoveled in the winning overtime goal against Minnesota for the national title...