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Many of the Harvard cyclists compete in U.S. Cycling Federation (USCF) races after the college season is over, Herrera says. The USCF schedule is somewhat heavier than the Harvard club's "I compete in two races a week during the summer," Herrera says...
...treaty is not the bargain it seems because an increasingly denuclearized Europe favors the Soviet advantage in conventional weapons--allowing the Kremlin to use its military superiority to threaten the West in a crisis. The removal of the Pershings will breed NATO infighting over who will bear a heavier defense burden and may portend an eventual American pullout from Western Europe...
...Based on a poem by William Carlos Williams, it powerfully conveys the passing clamor of a red New York City fire truck with the numeral 5 on it. But while it has become one of the icons of American modernism, its author has remained a little elusive beside the heavier reputations of his contemporaries: Georgia O'Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, Arthur Dove, Charles Sheeler. What Demuth needed was a retrospective to put him in ! focus, and now, in the capable hands of the art historian Barbara Haskell -- who has also done excellent shows of Dove and Hartley...
With three years of national campaigning under his belt, Gephardt is a practiced and polished performer, doggedly crisscrossing the country, prescribing tougher trade policies and heavier doses of education to bolster "human capacity" as cures for an ailing America. His stump speech is a stark sweet-and-sour concoction that warns audiences of inevitable economic decline because of surging foreign competition, yet promises a revitalized America. "I worry about an America where dreams don't come true," he tells Democrats in his earnest style. "Our country has sunk to a low, but we can make it great again...
...rather may cut into the 4.5% market share enjoyed by imports. "Large brewers realize that the microphenomenon is bringing a tremendous vitality to the brewing industry, and if they feel that they need to change their recipes a bit, they will." Some already are doing so. Coors' Winterfest, a heavier holiday beer, was such a success last year in Colorado that it will be introduced nationally this month...