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...five double-winners in the meet, including record-breaking performances from freshman Kate Mills and senior Samantha Papadakis.“I thought this was a good way to get back into racing mode again,” head coach Stephanie Morawski said. “It was a low-pressure meet, but our swimmers treated it as a very serious opportunity to set themselves up for the rest of the season.”Mills continued her impressive rookie campaign by setting another pool record in the 200-yard butterfly (2:02.84). She won the event by more than...
Cook's unit managed to turn the area around by patrolling 24-hours a day and putting up walls to choke off the flow of insurgents from the low-lying areas to the south. They went house to house, meeting every family they could find, asking about their problems, offering to help where they could and in the process building a network of reliable contacts and informants. They called these operations called 'close encounters...
...diminished the role of Iraq in the U.S. campaign; but the political - and electoral - ramifications of the next decision on troop levels remain an open question. Bush even said Saturday that the current draw down, which is expected to bring troops to pre-surge levels by July, and as low as 100,000 by the end of the year, could be reversed if Petraeus decides he needs to beef back...
...Less than 20 percent of recipients were uninsured for at least part of the year and about a third had low incomes—measured as under $37,000 for a family of four...
...pundits are probably wrong again. Clinton won New Hampshire because she was able to turn out the traditional Democratic base in her favor. She won self-identified Democrats, low-income voters, older voters, Catholic voters, urban and suburban voters, voters from union families, and voters who felt financially stressed...