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...Queen’s Head Pub offered up both beer and jazz last Friday at pianist Malcolm G. Campbell’s ’10 two-set concert, featuring saxophonists Kazemde A. George ’12 and special guest alumnus Marcus G. Miller ’08, along with students from neighboring music schools...
...crisis may not be typical of how he responds to another. President Kennedy's temperament has been defined by his ingenuity and cool head during the Cuban missile crisis. "That's not necessarily representative of how he was during his Administration," notes historian David Coleman of the Miller Center of Public Affairs, citing the Bay of Pigs, Vietnam and race relations. "There was a tendency to put off decisions, whether it was foreign or domestic policies ... to maintain as many options...
...other hand, if Obama has run a risk-averse campaign, and McCain at times a reckless one, it may reflect reality as much as reflexes. "Two candidates aren't starting on a level playing field," argues Russell Riley of the Miller Center of Public Affairs. "We hear a lot about John McCain throwing Hail Mary passes. Well, there are certain times in football games when a Hail Mary pass is called for." At a time when the gop is in shambles and its brand worth about the same as mortgage-backed securities, any Republican candidate would need to change...
...game. It was a little sloppy, and it’ll be addressed.”Despite the mistakes, the game was already well out of reach due to the Crimson’s fifth and final touchdown, a 9-yard strike from Pizzotti to senior tight end Jason Miller in the end zone that had given Harvard a 38-10 lead.“We got beat by a better team today,” Cornell coach Jim Knowles said. “I think they beat us in all areas, in all phases of the game: offense, defense...
...another to try to jolt lending back to life - cutting interest rates, starting a program to buy short-term corporate debt, authorizing hundreds of billions of dollars to get toxic mortgage-related assets off bank balance sheets and inject capital into the companies. "We were really worried," says Jonathan Miller, the state's secretary for finance and administration. "We had encountered a lot of pessimism and skepticism that we'd be able to sell these bonds." Bolstered by how the Kentucky issue went, Ohio followed with a $240 million offering of its own that afternoon. "While the floodgates...