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Rockefeller, a three-term incumbent, took 77 percent of the vote when he last ran for reelection in 1996. But Wolfe points to George W. Bush’s narrow victory in the state in 2000 as evidence that...
...that Bowles would have won the race if the party’s primary had been held in the spring as originally planned. But it was delayed until the fall because of a redistricting fight. Although the race is likely to tighten, pollsters believe Dole will pull off a narrow victory...
Police officers had sectioned off the leftmost lane of Tremont Street for demonstrators, and they controlled the narrow stream of traffic on the remaining lanes...
Athletes protest double standards and unfair prejudice from the Harvard community when instead they should examine their own narrow perceptions of their classmates. The Ivy League’s new “dead time” policy gives varsity athletes seven weeks to do exactly that. Encouraging them to explore other extracurricular interests and to interact with a broader range of fellow students provides an unprecedented opportunity to challenge misperceptions on both sides. And the cynicism of some athletes’ protests against the policy suggests that this opportunity comes not a moment too soon...
...peers find Regis Philbin really funny (something the Framers can’t have anticipated), and disappointing to learn just how far district court is removed from celluloid courtroom drama, it is also reassuring to learn that the justice system requires us to spend a morning in a narrow room stocked with old magazines more frequently than it requires us to be moral giants...