Word: margin
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Sure, Page gave the Big Green (4-2-1, 3-1) an early 7-0 lead by breaking three tackles en route to a 49-yard TD jaunt. All right, he did open the margin to 14-0 before half-time by breaking two more tackles to stroll into the end zone with a 28-yard score. Yes, in the third quarter, he did set up a field goal with a 79-yard sprint down the left sideline, leaving three more Harvard would-be tacklers clutching the brisk New Hampshire air. Three plays...eight broken tackles...17 points...
...Crimson put the game away in the third quarter, holding B.C. scoreless, while countering with three goals of its own. Tom Killian, Kyle Enright and Bruce Burkley each netted a goal in that period. Two B.C. scores in the fourth quarter only narrowed Harvard's margin of victory...
Turning Over a New Leaf: Harvard has outfumbled its opponents by a 23-14 margin this season. But on the interception side, Harvard sports a 10-4 advantage. If you include the blocked punts, the Crimson holds a 28-27 turnover advantage...
...last weekend's ECAC Championships in Princeton, N.J., Zimmerman got his revenge. Once again, the junior duo met in the tourney finals. This time, the nationally 14th-ranked Zimmerman--who had advanced to the final by ousting Princeton's Greg Hartch by a 6-1, 6-1 margin--easily beat his ninth-ranked teammate by the same score...
Thus the U.S. should retain its leading role -- but not by the same wide margin. The U.S. effort in the gulf and the international support it rallied show that there are still tasks that only the U.S. is able and willing to undertake. It also shows that the U.S. cannot and should not undertake them alone. In the emerging, decentralized world, no single power will play the kind of predominant part that was possible in the 19th and 20th centuries. It will be an era of diffused power. In his book Bound to Lead, political scientist Joseph Nye Jr. speaks...