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...when judgment day dawns, the candidates usually stand still at last. They go to the polls and cast their votes. Then they take a deep breath and just hold it for the rest of the day. Bush woke up Tuesday morning at 6 a.m., made coffee for his wife, fed his cats, read his Bible and called his folks to reassure them that he would, indeed, become the nation's 43rd President of the U.S. His chief strategist, Karl Rove, had been assuring him that victory was his - 5 points in the popular vote, 330 electoral votes...
...Fed meeting Wednesday, now in a whole different context than anybody expected. The Fed won't move, but it may tinker with its bias, and in the current Washington vacuum, Alan Greenspan's voice could have strange reverberations...
...most part, the Crimson controlled the game's tempo throughout. That was evident from the start of the opening half when Mattson netted the game's first goal. In just the ninth minute, senior midfielder Meredith Stewart shuffled a pass off to sophomore midfielder Bryce Weed, who fed Mattison for the score...
...fed this idealism in his speeches, exhorting students to get involved in politics, telling them that they can make a difference...
...Give this one another couple of days. Until the election. Or maybe until December, when the Fed meets. Possibly spring. Then we'll definitely know for sure...