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Rather than being disheartened, the Crimsonplayers knew they had a great opportunity, andcontinued to play with a newfound tenacity.O'Leary continued to shout in a loud Irish tonguethat "the next goal's the key!" but it was not tobe. Harvard hung tough, as a diving save by Dupuisand a couple of poor shots by Dartmouth kept theCrimson in the lead...
...your laundry room or garage. The value in today's market lies not in "defensive" names--the Mercks and the Proctor & Gambles, which are priced dearly on recession fears--but rather in stocks and bonds of companies that need a strong economy to push them higher. Wall Street's newfound pessimism could give you a chance to buy these normally "risky" instruments at prices at which the risk is more than amply compensated and nothing lies ahead but reward...
Nevada reinstates license, no doubt swayed by the heavyweight's newfound maturity. Fighters, watch your extremities. The editorial board
...attempts of meeting once a week for the ever-popular Mesa," Rosa Rosalez '01, the group's representative to the Harvard Foundation, told RAZA members last term as they celebrated their 25th anniversary. "In doing so, they began to grow as a group and stretch the legs of a newfound collective identity...
...defense of Jackson was proof of its futility. Farrakhan did not have a clue about how the power game is really played (and still does not), and so the best he could do was issue empty threats. In contrast, Bernice King's calm, stately defense of Clinton bespoke a newfound political self-confidence among African Americans. At some point during the past 14 years, many black Americans decided to stop acting like victims of oppression and more like full-fledged, bare-knuckles players in the power game. They have been at the table long enough now to understand...