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On the other end of the ice, Northeastern will look to captain Hilary Witt (19 g, 17 a), a perennial nominee for the Kazmaier Award for national
"But when there's one nominee, the whole club will get behind him," he adds. "We all have the same basic beliefs, and we're good at putting our differences aside."
Since Gore's old friend Eskew took over his campaign strategy last summer, what was once a messy tangle of infighting advisers with conflicting philosophies, interests and agendas has become an operation with Zen-like focus, throwing Bradley off stride. More than anything else, aides say, Eskew has fostered Gore...
Evidence for the "bounce" theory can be gathered from the 1980 caucus, where Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54-'56 (D-Mass.) got 31.2 percent of the vote in Iowa against Carter's 56 percent, and Carter went on to take New Hampshire by a wide margin. On the other hand...
The task of this month's Security Council chairman - U.S. ambassador Richard Holbrooke, who'll have to find a new nominee unless Russia backs down on Ekeus - is made more difficult by the growing anti-U.S. drift in Moscow's foreign policy. Although Russia has long opposed Washington's...