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...Captain and goaltender Jennifer White, who suffered a concussion in the game, was superb in the nets, stopping 46 Providence shots. According to Trotman, "She was phenomenal--the key factor that held us in the game...
Kosh has been playing basketball since she was six. She knows the ups and downs of the game, that sometimes the glass is half empty and sometimes it is half full. She thinks she may have even found the key to winning: capitalizing on the frustrations of the other team...
...past few teams that have won the Ivy League have been senior-laden, senior-dominated," Roby said. "This year we have not only a lot of seniors in key positions but also a lot of seniors who have been tested in games...
Bush will have trusted confidants in top Cabinet positions, including James Baker at State and probably Nicholas Brady at Treasury. As in most recent Administrations, the key appointment will be the White House chief of staff. Craig Fuller, 37, Bush's vice-presidential chief of staff, performed nearly flawlessly at Bush's side during the campaign, demonstrating a surefootedness and seasoning that belies his age. But Bush has repeatedly promised new faces. If he opts for a fresh look, New Hampshire Governor John Sununu could supervise the White House staff...
...world. Dole or Kemp would have challenged Bush, causing him constant worry, while Quayle promised to be a team player, a trustworthy subordinate, as Bush was to Reagan. Similarly, Bush may consult strong-willed and brilliant people such as Jeane Kirkpatrick and Henry Kissinger, but they will not have key roles in the Bush Administration...