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...offense if you’re giving up five or six shots on the other end,” Hallion said.“I really did not like our rebounding,” Delaney-Smith added. “It was better than it was in the James Madison game, but it’s not good. We’re not good. And it’s mental. It’s not even physical, it’s mental.”From there, though, Harvard took control. The Crimson’s size and strength...
...young James Madison squad muscled out a win over the Harvard women’s basketball team on Saturday, pulling away for an 89-73 victory despite trailing the entire first half in the season opener for both teams in Harrisonburg, Va. “It was a game that we probably shouldn’t have won,” said Crimson head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith. “We weren’t supposed to win this. I would say we were not the favorite. I would say that we had more experience than they...
...ounce or less in their homes. In Nebraska, possession of less than an ounce is simply a civil citation. In Ohio, no criminal record is kept of a minor misdemeanor, that is, possession of less than 100 grams. Since the 1970s, the home-rule cities of Ann Arbor and Madison - who are allowed by their states to let city regulations supersede state laws for the most part - have simply imposed $25 fines for possession. St. Pierre says NORML and related organizations expect 2008 to be "much busier" for pro-pot activism and referendums. And even though federal...
...Harvard women’s basketball team in the 2007-2008 season. With a core of veterans, talented freshmen, and a steadfast coach, the Crimson will know no bounds this year. Harvard begins its title defense Saturday with its first game of the season on the road against James Madison. Last year, Harvard managed to turn around what began as an abysmal season. The Crimson lost its first six games of non-conference play and everyone believed all hope was lost for a team that began with such high hopes. But things began to turn around; the Crimson...
...whom he launched on TV's syndicated 1960-79 Porter Wagoner Show. Last summer Wagoner made a national comeback with the critically acclaimed indie-album Wagonmaster. To promote it, he opened for rock's White Stripes, firing up, for at least one more night, an adoring capacity crowd at Madison Square Garden...