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Saturday night was a pivotal match for the Crimson. A victory would send them to Davis, Calif., on May 7th for the National Championships. The opponent was Eastern powerhouse UMass, who Harvard had lost to three times previously this season. Most recently, UMass defeated Harvard 12-5 last weekend...
...Clark's ideas, this is the most seductive. A small, powerful force that can be quickly moved anywhere around the globe seems a perfect match for problem spots like Kosovo. The Army has been trying to pull it off for two decades, reaching back to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, which made Washington planners nervous about conflicts in that part of the world. But the idea died amid Army politics and lean budgets...
...supermarkets and discount stores, Pepsi is waging another kind of war, pitching itself not just as a supplier but also as a partner in a highly competitive business. Combined, Pepsi, Frito-Lay and Tropicana account for $11 billion in retail sales at supermarkets--hefty numbers that Coke can't match. "We represent up to 13% of their profits," says PepsiCo's new senior vice president for sales and marketing, Al Carey. Last month Carey accompanied Enrico and the presidents of Pepsi, Frito and Tropicana on a historic first joint call on a major retailer to remind the customer of those...
...that Gore is running for the White House and preparing to step out of Clinton's shadow, environmentalists and other voters want to know how green the Vice President really is. Does his record on the environment as Clinton's right-hand man match the exalted and ambitious rhetoric of his book, or has he, as he phrased it in Earth in the Balance, succumbed to the "tendency to put a finger to the political winds and proceed cautiously"? In other words, is Al Gore the candidate the guy who wrote the book...
...decision on the New York Senate race until June. But her advisers say that the more she thinks about it--egged on in private by the Campaigner in Chief--the more she likes the idea. She's unfazed by polls showing her lead shrinking in a hypothetical match with New York Mayor RUDY GIULIANI and advice from her strategists that her chances are about even in a race that would be largely fought upstate and on Long Island. Says an intimate: "The upsides are taking the balance right now." Meanwhile, Hillary's other post-White House options--running a university...