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...Katrina is an example. The U.S., one of the major consumers of fossil fuels, needs to lead the world in reducing global pollution by implementing the use of clean forms of energy. We are at the edge of the abyss. Let's step back before it is too late. Franklin Milman Tel Aviv...
...Katrina is an example. The U.S., one of the major consumers of fossil fuels, needs to lead the world in reducing global pollution by implementing the use of clean forms of energy. We are at the edge of the abyss. Let's step back before it is too late. Franklin Milman Tel Aviv...
...This Harvard squad won’t be taking the Big Green for granted, and that will be the key to victory for the Crimson this weekend.YALE (-7) AT COLUMBIANo one should construe this as a vote of confidence in the Bulldogs.Yale showed its true colors at Franklin Field last weekend, as it looked confused, out-matched, and under-prepared in falling behind 38-0 to Penn after three quarters on Saturday. The highlight of the Bulldogs’ season thus far is the adventurous illegal kick by the punter, who was bailed out when a Quakers player illegally kicked...
...President -- Franklin Delano Roosevelt--who campaigned on the slogan "Don't change horses in the middle of the stream." On Commander in Chief, the nation has to: the President dies, and Vice President Mackenzie Allen (Geena Davis) succeeds him. But the presidents of ABC and Touchstone Television made the call to change horses themselves. CiC--following on Lost, Desperate Housewives and Grey's Anatomy--was an immediate hit for the resurgent network. But creator Rod Lurie was having trouble with the grind of TV production. He was producing, writing and directing and was badly bogged down in minutiae. Scripts came...
...Yale pulls off the win, the vultures might stop following around coach Jack Siedlecki for a little while. But the vultures are lazy, the Bulldogs team lacks the talent, and the Quakers will not lose at Franklin Field...