Word: paces
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...quarter: A few things to watch for: Yale's Mike McLeod's 18-game touchdown streak is at risk here in the 4th. Corey Mazza is still looking for another touchdown catch to break the all-time Crimson receiving touchdowns record. Harvard, meanwhile, is on pace for the biggest win in The Game since a 45-7 Crimson triumph in 1982. The largest all-time margin was a 54-0 win by Yale in 1957, while Harvard's biggest...
...culmination of Yale’s ascent to the pinnacle of the Ivy League. But I no longer have the energy to reiterate the importance of Matt Polhemus’ intangibles (see 17-2 record as a starter) or Mike McLeod’s superiority to Dawson (on pace to have Dawson’s yardage record broken by this time next year and the touchdown record by October...
...complacency about the disease, personal prejudices have kept the stigma and shame about HIV alive. "We may have overeducated the public about the effectiveness of treatment and the availability of treatment," says Nancy Mahon, executive director of the MAC AIDS Fund. "Understanding this is important to change the pace of the epidemic and the nature of the epidemic at this point...
...comfort at the collegiate level has led him to success in his sophomore campaign. “Coming in [my] second year as a sophomore, it’s nice to know the system,” he said. “You know the league, you know the pace of play.” Richter currently leads the nation in both save percentage (.975) and goals against average (0.75). He has already recorded 117 saves in just four games, averaging just over 29 saves per game. “Nothing needs to be said about Kyle Richter...
...spike, as was feared; mergers and acquisitions are back in fashion; and U.S. consumers, boosted by President Bush's tax cut, are buying the whole world out of the doldrums. Even Japan's economy, mired in recession for much of the past decade, is growing at a healthy pace again. "There's a remarkable degree of consensus" among forecasters for U.S. growth between 3.5% and 4% this year, Tyson said. If they're right, that could be the fastest growth in four years (and a big boost to Bush's reelection prospects...