Word: marc
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...Eagles wore down the Huskies with an attacking perimeter passing game. B.C. forwards Marty McInnis and Marc Beran did well to keep the puck around the boards and set up shots at the point. Eagle defenders Ted Crowley and Mark Dennehy had their fair share of the 60 shots on goal, but Cole shut down the Eagle offense early on with sterling saves...
Second Period: 1, N.U., Sebastian LePlante (18) (Peter Schure) 6:36; 2, N.U., Kenny (6)(unassisted) 7:07; 3, B.C., Matt Glennon (5) (Jeff O'Neill, David Pergola) 8:43, 4, N.U., Matt Saunders (10) (O'Connor) 11:48 shg; 5, B.C., Marc Beran (7) (Emma) 15:34 ppg; 6, B.C., Sean Farley (2) (Beran) 18:30. Penalties--B.C., Marty McInnis (holding) 10:18; N.U., O'Connor (hitting from behind...
...Marc E. Warner's editorial "Lies, Lies Baby" (January 7) misses the point completely with respect to musical "borrowing" of the type exhibited by M.C. Hammer, Vanilla Ice, Tone-Loc and other performers (mostly, though not exclusively, rappers). An injustice is not done to the public when these performers sample a riff or fill--rather, the injustice is done to the original artist. Thus, Vanilla Ice's stories about his ghetto youth are almost comical, while his blatantly false claims to writing the bass line to "Ice, Ice Baby" are chilling (his line differs by one half beat from...
...report notes that the American prison population has doubled in the past decade -- even though the overall crime rate has declined 3.5%. It cites mandatory sentencing laws in 46 states and tougher federal drug laws as the main reasons. Despite $16 billion a year spent on prisoners, claims Marc Mauer, the project's assistant director, "the same policies that have helped make us a world leader in incarceration have failed to make us a safer nation...
...early detection is only part of the story. They look at the fact that breast cancer is far less common in other parts of the world and conclude, ominously, that the answer lies in some facet of the American life-style. "Something in our environment is contributing," contends Dr. Marc Lippman of Georgetown University...