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Those who come to the Matchmaking Institute believe they have the magic; they just need to learn the spells. Over a frozen weekend in late January, half a dozen students gathered at the institute's downtown Manhattan headquarters, a loft dominated by a lipstick red wall, a well-stocked bar and two sleepy Chihuahuas. The students were greeted by the school's co-founders, Lisa Clampitt, 39, a veteran matchmaker in a miniskirt and knee-high suede boots, and Jerome Chasques, 34, an amiable Frenchman with an international singles-events business. Nestling into black leather lounge chairs amid animal-print...
...about the congenital strengths that Republicans have and Democrats lack in presidential contests. The $200 million Bush campaign bankroll is cited. The 1988 demolition of Michael Dukakis is remembered. Democrats are eternally tangled in factions; Republicans just seem more solid and, well, American (if your definition of "American" was frozen in 1954). But there is growing evidence that the election of 2004 is inventing its own rules. Indeed, the Democratic primaries have demolished--delightfully--most of what passes for conventional wisdom these days. The importance of money and organization, for starters. Howard Dean had lots of both, and where...
Given these losses, both teams would present drastically different and ultimately weaker lineups to any opponent in the Frozen Four...
...glance at the top teams in the country reveals the importance of Harvard’s health on the road to this year’s Frozen Four...
ECAC and Ancient Eight rival No. 1 Dartmouth—an odds-on favorite to make the Frozen Four—would be without its top two stars, Cherie Piper and Gillian Apps, because of a scheduling conflict with training for the Canadian national team...