Word: lloyds
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Having Eric Blackiston and Brian Lloyd, didn't hurt either. In the teams' previous game this year, a 73-70 Brown win in double-overtime, the two Brown seniors proved to be the difference, making clutch shots all night. The same was true yesterday...
...Bears are keyed offensively by its athletic senior backcourt of Eric Blackiston and Brian Lloyd. Lloyd needs just 13 more points to reach the 1,000 point plateau while Blackiston has a chance to become the Bears all-time leading assist man. He is currently third with 368 career dishes...
...always, with managed care, it comes down to whose judgment prevails--the doctor or the insurer. Dr. Lloyd Sederer, senior vice president of Clinical Services at McLean, who believes that for the most part the benefit rollbacks have not caused undue harm, nevertheless is growing weary of the hours he spends dickering with insurance companies. "We have clinical responsibility but not the fiscal control," he says. "The next step is to give us a fixed budget and goals and then let us deliver our services to meet those goals...
Democrats, of course, have their own history of swapping power moments for big bucks. When Lloyd Bentsen served as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee in 1987, he planned to charge lobbyists $10,000 for the privilege of having breakfast with him. And this year, the Democratic National Committee offered two meals with President Clinton and Vice President Gore for $100,000. But the latest Republican appeal is the largest ever: it seeks to raise a record $15 million at the Jan. 24 Annual Gala--the Republicans' main fund-raising dinner--which is $3 million more than the 1995 affair...
Built in 1897 by Langford Warren (the first dean of Harvard's Graduate School of Design), Carey Cage's eclectic design bridged the styles of architects ranging from H. H. Richardson to Frank Lloyd Wright. As the first steel-frame building on the campus, it stood as a link between the University's 19th-century development and its 20th-century rise to prominence...