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Though the real election is nine months away, Sen. Barack Obama would fare slightly better than Sen. Hillary Clinton in a head to head match-up with Sen. John McCain if the general election were held today, a new TIME poll reveals...
...while the proportion of Cambridge students passing standardized tests are the near the state average, comparatively fewer Cambridge students score at the higher “proficient” level. Simmons also emphasized the need to track students further, saying that the district should determine how students who graduate fare in their college career. “It’s one thing to graduate, it’s another thing to be able to go to college and stay there,” she said. “The graduation rate is only half the story...
...power play didn’t execute well enough,” Donato said. “Certainly early in the game we had plenty of chances and didn’t generate enough shots.” The special-teams defense did not fare much better, surrendering a power-play score as well as a backbreaking shorthanded goal in the second period that ran the score to 3-1. WHAT CAN BROWN DO FOR YOU? The Bears may currently rank as one of the two worst teams in the ECAC, but when they host the Crimson, the games...
...contacts - began to stream in and a party ensued. Toward sunset, having drank steadily for the entire day and consumed no food besides peanuts and crisps, I was unconscious on a bench in the corner. Sinclair concluded my introduction to journalism by placing me in a cab with the fare home. When my parents opened the front door, I stumbled to the bathroom and was spectacularly sick. Then I reappeared before them with the life-changing words: "Mum, Dad, I want to be a journalist; I want to be like Kevin Sinclair...
...past five years, the top three players - China Southern, China Eastern and Air China - are filling less than three-quarters of their seats with paying customers. During a recent price war, tickets were discounted by as much as 70%, according to local media reports. Rising fuel costs and fare caps enforced by Beijing have sliced profit margins. Air China earned about $300 million in 2006, according to the most recent figures, but China Eastern lost $410 million that year...