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...honesty, the conditions gave us an opportunity to find a little bit of our identity because we hadn't played--for a lot of reasons, a lot of quality opponents--but we hadn't played as aggressive, as physical, as tough as I would like us to in the first couple of games," Murphy said...
...under the care of Drs. Trotter and Tuttle, whom she trusts. When a woman at PHP she believes was Brown finally returned her call Tuesday afternoon on the pay phone near the surgery ward, her message to Kim was that PHP "had a deal" with Duke that if it hadn't transplanted Todd over the weekend, it would move him to unc. "It felt like they were trying to make me doubt the doctors," says...
...where his wife and sister and parents were waiting. They were laughing and crying together in the joy that he was back. "It's like being born all over again," says Hunter. Kim allows that they are members of Russell Memorial Presbyterian Church back in Greenville but that Todd hadn't been in a while. "I wasn't a churchgoer before, but I am now," declares Hunter. "This here has changed my life...
...CLINTON implored him to stay. The decision is probably one Bowles has at times regretted: only days after he announced that he would stay, the Lewinsky scandal broke. Although Bowles has pointedly kept himself out of that crisis--last month he said that until the matter reached Congress, "I hadn't spent two minutes a week on it"--the problem has consumed a year that Bowles had hoped would be spent consolidating the Administration's accomplishments. Because Bowles had neither the inclination nor the temperament for scandal control, that job fell to Bowles' deputy, JOHN PODESTA, who is the leading...
...this specific instance, I truly believe I was wrong. The argument may have been well-supported, but its fundamental premise was misguided. True, if Ellison hadn't opened his big mouth, my illusions of self-confidence probably would have lasted a little longer. But academic argument is not about self-confidence; it's about unearthing that thing we call Truth--that which...