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...soaring nearly 75% during the 1990s alone, a little price competition among them seemed in order. In fact, market forces had been at work in college admissions for at least a couple of decades among the less competitive institutions, some of which needed to charge lower prices just to fill their classrooms. But since the lawsuit, a growing number of selective colleges--those whose applicants outnumber their available slots--have begun offering financial incentives regardless of need...
...Given that the administration has yet to appoint its team to manage long-term relations with China, will there be competition between China hawks and China doves to fill those places...
...past few years. Whether they would like to admit it or not, these players are indeed role models for youngsters all over the world. Professional basketball has long surpassed baseball in popularity and has been nipping at the heels of the NFL, which has been looking for someone to fill the gaping holes left by larger-than-life stars like Elway and Marino. It's pretty difficult to get excited over journeymen like Elvis Grbac (once a third-string quarterback for the 49ers behind Montana and Young) and prima donnas like Ryan Leaf...
Luckily the Kings have mounted the backs of Chris Webber and Peja Stojakovic and have secured a strong spot for the upcoming playoffs. The Blazers, however, have not been so lucky. Though stacked with enough talent to fill up two rosters, the team has struggled with their chemistry all season. Too many egos battling for 48 minutes of playing time has left Mike Dunleavy as the scapegoat for his severely underachieving team...
...Fill 'Er Up Run your dishwasher only when it's full. Use the energy-saving setting rather than the hotter mode to dry the dishes...