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Of course, while the great majority of Americans may say that they are opposed to cuts, there is good reason to suspect that many hold such opinions lightly. So long as spending falls within some fairly broad range, a significant share of the public doesn't especially care. This indifference...
Harvard will enjoy a height advantage at all three post positions, giving the offensively-minded frontcourt of Fisher, captain forward Mike Scott, and freshman forward Dan Clemente, all of whom average at least 10 points-per-game, room to maneuver and work.
Clinton himself won't speak on the scandal until after the State of the Union, so Hillary's response is something to be grateful for. But her relative candor leaves the couple little room to maneuver in the future. Hillary has promised much in the way of answers ? now her...
The old T-41, he argued, taught students to fly only straight and level, and didn't teach cadets the building blocks of military flying, including a dizzying array of loops, rolls and spins. With the T-3, the Air Force could offer what it called an "enhanced flight-screening...
On Sept. 30, 1996, a second T-3 crashed 30 miles east of the academy, killing Cadet Dennis Rando, 21, and his instructor, Captain Clay Smith, 28. The Air Force concluded that Rando, a senior, and Smith had been practicing a forced landing and crashed when the engine failed during...