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...PHIL MICKELSON, 33, the Masters tournament, his first victory in any of golf's four "majors," after 47 tries; in Augusta, Georgia. One year after his worst season, he acquired a new swing and a slimmer physique and, with a dramatic birdie putt on the 18th hole, won the coveted green blazer...
...first goal] is what we were looking for,” said junior attackman Mike McBride. “Once they scored the first couple of goals, we dug ourselves a hole. [It’s especially important] against a very conservative team like Princeton. Their whole game is controlling possession of the ball...
...Championship is unique in that it is a 54-hole tournament—each golfer must play two full rounds on the opening day, a feat that took approximately nine and a half hours, according to junior J.J. Kang...
...cost is surely great, although not nearly as extreme as paying for a shuttle to navigate a scheduled path. Moreover, more students would be likely to utilize personalized pick-up than would be willing to wait at specific shuttle stops at specific times. Harvard should strongly consider plugging the hole in its transportation schedule with this kind of service...
...that in turn suggests a Christianity with a large hole in it where, at the very least, some thought should go. "The Cross is at the center of Christianity, and we know that it was at the center of Jesus' own thinking," says John Stott, an Anglican preacher and the author of The Cross of Christ, who suffered a stroke last year. "I could never myself believe in God if it were not for the Cross." He is almost pleading. "In the real world of pain, how could one worship a God who was immune...