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...Quakers up, 41-29, just under three minutes out of the break. Grandieri finished off a layup and hit a jumper to put Penn up 50-40 with 12:24 left in regulation. From there, the Crimson went on a 16-5 run capped off by a leaner by Stehle in the paint. That bucket gave Harvard a 56-55 lead with four minutes left. “I think we showed some resiliency in the second half,” Cusworth said. “We got down a little bit, but I couldn’t be more...
Grandieri finished off a layup and hit a jumper to put Penn up 50-40 with 12:24 left in regulation. From there, the Crimson went on a 16-5 run capped off by a leaner by Stehle in the paint. That bucket gave Harvard a 56-55 lead with four minutes left...
...This weather is letting us wear what we want and look nice.” This year, many girls have been steering away from excessively bulky items. Without the need for extra layers, students are leaving their long johns and down jackets behind, opting for a leaner, more compact look. “There is more of a streamlined, tapered look,” O’Neill said. “I think it’s a more sophisticated and classic style.” To capture this look, girls often tuck their pants into thin riding boots...
...lack of judicial experience. If Miers had previously served in a lower court, then she would have, no doubt, written up opinions outlining her beliefs on a number of constitutional issues. In killing her nomination, conservative Republicans effectively missed the point. They were clearly looking for a predictable right-leaner, not necessarily a talented scholar of constitutional law. Bush’s mistake was in failing to choose someone who fulfilled the first attribute while also nominating someone of unknown judicial expertise. Harriet Miers might have still been confirmed had she consistently demonstrated a high level of constitutional acumen. This...
...instance, there was the bitter strike of Hollywood screenwriters, partly over the studios' insistence that the writers accept a rollback of the rerun payments called residuals. Studio executives were saying writers had to make some sacrifices in the leaner economic conditions the industry was facing. Then, in an article in the New Yorker, Joan Didion pointed out that the total received in residuals by all 9,000 members of the Writers Guild was $58 million and that Eisner's 1987 compensation was an estimated $63 million...