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"People talk about a nose for the goal, for instance. But my goals are never pretty. They're hustling goals, little tip-ins. It all comes back to the intensity and being there 100 percent in all the games. And not missing any of those opportunities."
HE DID NOT CAMPAIGN, NOR WAS HE EVEN ON THE ballots. But thanks to voters in the Oregon and Washington primaries, Ross Perot pulled off another neat political trick that keeps him marching toward the White House without moving from his chair. In Oregon, exit polls showed that 13% of...
Fitch later had public run-ins on the bench with Derrick Coleman, Chris Morris and Drazen Petrovic in the closing weeks of the season and during the playoffs.
He said that the proposed amendment meant that the Law School intended to treat sit-ins more harshly in future, a message he said was "wholly inconsistent with any notion of precedent in the law."
Finally, we call on Dean Clark to cease his mollycoddling of those who would rather hold sit-ins than attend or teach classes. Civil disobebedience can be constructive, but anyone participating in it should expect to be disciplined. Moreover, those committed to minority hiring should consider a form of protest...