Word: leaderly
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Harvard may have lost more than just a point last night. Sophomore forward Steve Moore, last year's scoring leader, left the game in the second period with what Tomassoni classified as a hip pointer. There was no word whether he would miss tonight's Beanpot consolation game...
Susannah B. Tobin presents an interesting view of religion (Opinion, Feb. 4). She would like us to believe church leaders should play no role in the formation of public policy. In fact, she is even willing to turn against the recent commutation of the death penalty for Darrell Mease because it was given in response to a call from the world's most prominent religious leader, Pope John Paul...
...Democratic side, the field is decidedly less interesting. President Clinton's heir apparent, Al Gore '69, is practically unopposed. Minority leader Richard A. Gephardt (D-Mo.), who would have presented perhaps Gore's greatest challenge, announced Wednesday he would not run. Sens. Paul Wellstone of Minnesota and Bob Kerrey of Nebraska have announced that they will not seek the nomination. Only one Democrat--former senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey--has indicated he will run. Though Sen. John F. Kerry of Massachusetts and Jesse Jackson have hinted they may run, the time for viable candidates to enter the race...
House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt announced Wednesday that he will not seek the Democratic nomination for president. Some observers speculate that the GOP's insistence on a Senate trial is making Gore look too strong to challenge...
...Senate settled for Memorex. By a 62-38 vote, those still-hungry Republicans won their multimedia moment: Members -- and the nation -- will get to see and hear Lewinsky tell her story, familiar though it may be. Will it change any minds? Doubtful. That point was driven home by Minority Leader Tom Daschle, who followed his defeat on the videotapes with another one: A symbolic effort to skip right to closing arguments, which lost along strict party lines. But even as their party split on the Lewinsky question, Republicans scored a small victory when nine Democrats deserted the White House...