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...across the land, the vote yesterday was decidedly anti-Democratic, political pundits said. Election results show a complete distaste for President Clinton -- as evidenced by the defeat of the popular Texas Governor Ann Richards. In exit polls, about half of the voters leaving polling places said their pocketbook situations hadn't improved under Clinton and a quarter said things were worse for them. So the voters got even with Democrats -- the party running Congress for most of their lifetimes. "Not since 1952 have Republicans controlled the United States Congress," crowed Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas. "That's when Eisenhower...
...knew we could afford to stay calm in the first 15 minutes only," Kohler said. "If we hadn't scored by then would we have started pressing myself and [Carella] forward...
...have the ability, and if you don't win the big game, you will never be recognized as a quality goaltender," he says. "Until last year, McLean hadn't won anything remotely resembling a big game for the Canucks, and I think that's the most important factor for any athlete: being able to rise up for the big game...
Ferrara befuddled Dartmouth's defense all afternoon, completing 19-of-22 passes for 302 yards. At one point he completed 16 straight passes against a defensive unit that hadn't allowed more than 20 points in a game this season...
...study, 38 percent of the 700 cities surveyed said had been an increase in school violence over the last five years, a trend painfully obvious in big cities. Just 17 percent said violence had decreased or wasn't a problem, while the remainder said the degree of the problem hadn't changed. Only 11 percent of communities surveyed said violence was not a problem. Among other findings: one in four areas reported serious injury or death at schools in 1994, 70 percent have police patrol the hallways and 19 percent use metal detectors.Post comment toSociety