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...humor was top-notch as always. Most notably, the "Clarence Thomas' English Muffins" skit hit the spot. Reminiscent of past Opportunes skits, it ranked among such classics as the group's miracle cure for yeast infections and their commercial for spring water douche...
...Harvard men's soccer team outlasted the cold, the artificial turf and Cornell to notch its second Ivy win of the season, defeating the Big Red, 1-0, Saturday night at Schoellkopf Field in Ithaca...
...they don't tell us that Thomas has no right to be on the Olympic squad. An upper echelon of at least 50 top-notch NBA stars should at least be invited...
Uustal took possession of the ball at midfield and fought through four defenders before passing to Johnston. Johnston deferred the shot to Vinton, who flicked a high, slow, arcing shot into the upper left corner of the net to notch her first goal of the season...
...account for two-thirds of all spending, an abiding fear of being laid off as companies retrench for lean times. Since the recession began in July 1990, more than 1.6 million jobs have been lost. The Labor Department reported last week that the unemployment rate in September slipped a notch, to 6.7% from 6.8% the previous month. While President Bush hailed the movement as "one more sign that the economy is strengthening," many economists and investors saw little to cheer. Among other grim signs, the labor statistics showed that the number of discouraged workers, those who have quit looking...