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...Haven for explicitly that purpose....Sports Illustrated's recent issue on fans included a brief profile of 87-year old Cheesehead Paul Mazzoleni, the father of Harvard Coach Mark Mazzoleni. Mazzoleni admitted after the game that his family has Green Bay Packers season tickets and that he himself hadn't missed a game until he left for college, a streak that included a trip to the infamous Ice Bowl...
...difficult for me," George, originally from Trinidad, said. "Maybe if I hadn't been a sprinter...but I was able to see what I could do personally, and I was able to represent the sprinters. It was a great challenge, as painful...
...David Satcher, a distinguished black physician, as surgeon general, because Satcher opposes a ban on late-term abortions. In 1998 Ashcroft told the neo-segregationist magazine Southern Partisan that Confederate war heroes were "patriots." In 1999 he accepted an honorary degree from South Carolina's Bob Jones University, which hadn't yet dropped its ridiculous ban on interracial dating...
...head the Justice Department sent many congressional Democrats reeling, could face the toughest confirmation hearing of any Cabinet member. Analysts predict Ashcroft will be confirmed in the end - Senators are unlikely to blackball someone who was until recently one of their own - but some suspect he may wish he hadn't been. Democrats complain the former Missouri senator embodies far too many of their least favorite qualities: As of Thursday Ashcroft's nomination is opposed by pro-choice advocates, environmentalists, civil rights organizations and labor groups. If resources run thin and activists are forced to choose one nominee to oppose...
...Schulz's achievement was singular and planetary. An artist, a storyteller, he was now a worldwide industry, too. This had never happened to a newspaper cartoonist before. The new markets that "Peanuts" was dominating in stage, television, film, book, record and subsidiary forms, simply hadn't been open to newspaper comic strip artists in 1950, when United Features Syndicate had given Schulz the chance to dream his dream. On that one night in 1969, he reached a larger, more diverse audience than any other single popular artist in American history. What was more, "Peanuts" was single-handedly expanding an industry...