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...he’d been waiting for. After giving up 31 points and almost 500 yards of total offense the weekend before against Holy Cross, the Crimson looked to be in the midst of another defensive disaster against Brown on Saturday night. Harvard went into halftime clinging to a four-point lead, but the defense had already given up 198 yards through the air and 17 points, including two 11-play touchdown drives during the second quarter. The run defense, which allowed 38 yards on 12 carries, was the lone bright spot during the first half. However, the Bears?...
...failed to draw any closer than three points, en route to a 30-20 UNH victory. In game two, the Wildcats picked up right where they had left off, taking another 5-1 lead and stretching it to 9-2 on consecutive Harvard errors. The Crimson answered with a four-point rally, pulling within three of the UNH lead. But the Wildcats again opened an advantage, taking the game 30-23. The Wildcats opened with a 3-0 lead in game three. But Harvard capitalized on a few UNH errors, tying the game at four. The Wildcats managed to work...
...Tuesday, as he spent four-plus hours shaking hands at the Iowa State Fair in 95-degree heat, the delicate dance Richardson faces was on full display. "You're pretty tall to be a Mexican," one Iowan told Richardson, dressed in jeans and cowboy boots. At the fair's traditional soapbox, a must-hit event for all presidential hopefuls, Richardson - predictably - was asked about his stance on illegal immigration. With rivulets of sweat making their way across his neck and chin, he launched into his four-point plan on how to solve the immigration problem, which includes punishing employers...
Harvard came under fire for its grade inflation after a 2001 Boston Globe article reported that 91 percent of graduating students received honors. The Faculty voted to cap the overall number of honors given at 60 percent at the same time that they changed the GPA to a four-point scale...
...familiar to the last two U.S. presidents. Still, the former Interior Minister has consistently, although narrowly, led the polls all year, and has allowed his lieutenants to begin sketching plans for government as if their victory were assumed. But Sarkozy, too, faces a balancing act. Maintaining his two- to four-point lead over Royal depends on him continuing to attract at least some of the almost 17% of French voters who backed Le Pen in 2002. It is to secure their votes that Sarkozy has made calls for a clampdown on immigration and emphasis on France's national identity...