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...that speed.” Harvard swept the races against rowers with a definite size advantage: Holy Cross sent Division I heavyweights to battle the Radcliffe lightweights. “We set this up to be a challenge for them,” Stevens added. “I felt like going into this season that they would be a strong crew and to be stronger you have to race against tougher competition.” CLASS OF 2004 CUP Mirroring last year’s results, the Black and White surged to take the first three races...
...Remembering who you are is the first step to becoming who you should be. Sometimes in the morning, he goes down to the original Starbucks at Pike Place. Before the store opens, Schultz lets himself in. He puts his hands on the wooden counter and thinks about how he felt at the beginning, what it was he was trying to do. Over the past few months, Schultz has also taken to passing around a memo he wrote in 1986. The letterhead says Il Giornale--Starbucks would come later--but the vision was the same. "We recognize this is a unique...
...feel it until you look in the mirror and all of a sudden people are starting to make comments that "boy, you don't look the same." I knew what the Dodgers uniform represented, as a kid growing up in Brooklyn. But it certainly felt strange...
Ball clubs can spend their money the right way. It's been proven by clubs that have won [the World Series]--the Angels have won, the Marlins have won. Those clubs seem to spend their money on pitching. In my time with the Yankees, I always felt that, yeah, we got Jason Giambi, we got Alex Rodriguez--but what we really needed to do was shore up our pitching in order to be a better postseason club...
...Senate, McCain has been remarkably open about the pressures that other members of the Commerce Committee felt from such donors. He claimed that the 1996 Telecommunications Act, which he opposed, had been "hijacked" by campaign donors and lobbyists. But when it came to his own decisions, which often favored those same donors, McCain maintained there was no impropriety. Following his small-government philosophy, he argued for further deregulation of telecommunications and a ban on Internet taxation, positions that happened to benefit his donors...