Word: georgetown
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...longer histories with Kerry to bring the candidate around. On what happened to be the third anniversary of Sept. 11, three of the people Kerry trusted most--Cahill, Sasso and longtime adviser Michael Whouley--laid out the choice in its starkest terms at a meeting at Kerry's Georgetown mansion. He had to quit twisting himself in knots trying to defend the Senate votes that had put him on all sides of Iraq, and focus instead on making the case against what Bush had done there. He could no longer keep saying that he wouldn't have gone...
...left here at 6 a.m. and got back around noon to see the president,” said Erin O’Connor, co-chair of Georgetown Students For Bush. “[The speech] was very, very impressive. He was very gracious,” she added...
...Lightweight Fours. After a scratch in the lightweight eight race—this fall, only seven varsity lightweight rowers are primed for competition—the women’s four crossed the finish line first. But judges assessed the Radcliffe boat a crippling penalty for interference against the Georgetown crew, and the once-champion lightweight four fell to sixth place...
...were going under the Anderson Bridge right in front of the boathouse, we were overtaking Georgetown and they didn’t yield to us,” junior two-seat Sarah Bates said. “Our coxswain was steering an amazing course through the turn, but because the Georgetown boat wouldn’t move we ended up clashing oars and having to stop completely...
...dominant Radcliffe group crossed the line more than five seconds in front of the nearest finisher, but a group of judges destroyed any post-race euphoria in the boat. The last-place Georgetown boat protested the Radcliffe coxswain’s maneuver, and the Black and White were docked 30 seconds from their winning time. Radcliffe coach Liz O’Leary filed a counter-complaint against the call. By 9:40 p.m. last night, Radcliffe had been restored as champion of the lightweight four category...