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Weaknesses: While Bemidji State’s non-conference schedule is tougher than those played by most of its CHA peers and has likely given the Beavers a taste of what to expect tomorrow, the squad’s lack of success against the nation??s premiere conferences is troubling. Tom Serratore’s bunch posted a 2-4-0 record against the CCHA—defeating Ferris State and Western Michigan—and an 0-5-1 mark versus the WCHA...
Still, both have found a good fit at Harvard, particularly this season, when as seniors each has posted career numbers—Corriero rivals the nation??s scoring leaders, ranking first in goals (58) and seconds in points per game (2.59), while Banfield ranks second nationally among defensemen for points per game...
...Though many perceive rural areas to be just farmland, plains, and dense forest, much of the nation??s water supply, food supply, and critical industries (power plant and water treatment facilities) are located in rural areas,” Frances said in a press release...
...happened to tune in to MSNBC on March 17 in the hopes of viewing the nation??s legislative body executing its solemn duty, you would have been disappointed, and perhaps even slightly frightened. There was no discussion of Social Security or foreign policy being shown that day. Instead, a long and protracted cross-examination of several unwitting targets was being conducted, targets whose defensive replies did nothing to soften the inflammatory questions being thrown at them from indignant congressmen...
...President stitch together a justification for the invasion of Iraq. The end result was a complicated combination of fear, anger, and hope: fear of weapons of mass destruction, anger that “they” had attacked us, and hope for a better Iraq. A majority of the nation??and a vast majority of our elected officials—seemed to buy Bush’s story. The rest of us grew angry and frustrated. We waited for some great national discussion, some reasoned debate where “our” leaders would stand...