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After Penn and Princeton, the rest of theleague race becomes murky. Many of the preseasonmagazines tabbed Cornell to finish third, but theleague's preseason media poll picked Brown by anarrow margin. The vote here goes to the Bears...
...league's preseason media poll this yearplaced Columbia in dead last by a large margin,and for good reason. With the league's leadingscorer, Buck Jenkins, and his mates Tom Casey, ParDowning and Omar Sanders all gone, Coach JackRohan will enter this year with considerably lowerexpectations than he did last season...
...Engineers took a 2-0 lead into the third period, built the lead to 4-1 after a BU score and won by a final margin...
...five weeks earlier, and the proportion of those "not sure" increased from 12% to 21%. Responses to some more detailed questions indicated worse trouble: 36% thought increased federal involvement in the U.S. health-care system would make that system worse, vs. 33% who foresaw improvement (given the margin of sampling error, that amounts to a statistical tie). More striking still, 29% thought the plan would leave them and their families "worse off," vs. only 20% who expected to be "better off"; 48% anticipated little change...
...gross domestic product. So Penny has taken Clinton at his word about welcoming more input from Congress. He and Ohio Republican John Kasich are sponsoring a proposal for $103 billion in further cuts over five years. In the Senate, Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, who gave Clinton his one-vote margin of victory on the budget, is trying to patch together a $100 billion deficit- cutting plan...