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...said Harvard captain and defensive tackle Matt Curtis. Down 24-12 with nine minutes to go in the fourth, a series of handoffs from senior Chris Pizzotti to sophomore Gino Gordon moved the Crimson from its own 34 to the Crusader 29. After a 28-yard pass to junior receiver Matt Luft, Pizzotti carried the ball in for his first rushing touchdown of the night, bringing Harvard to within five.Then the defense took over, wasting no time in holding preseason All-American quarterback Dominic Randolph and the Holy Cross offense to a three-and-out, 58 second possession. Pizzotti then...
...putting us in the right position,” said Harvard captain and defensive tackle Matt Curtis. “We read our keys, we had a great game plan going in, a young secondary got a lot of good experience today probably against the best offense, the best passing offense at least, we’ll face all year.”Down 24-12, with nine minutes to go in the fourth, a series of handoffs from fifth-year senior Chris Pizzotti to sophomore Gino Gordon moved the Crimson from their own 34 to the Crusader 29. After...
...that doesn't need congressional approval. Paulson and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke visited Capitol Hill Thursday night to talk over the possibilities, and Paulson said Friday that he would "spend the weekend working with members of Congress of both parties" to come up with legislation that he hoped to pass "over the next week." In the meantime, Treasury on Friday announced a $50 billion guarantee program meant to calm mounting fears about the safety of money-market mutual funds...
...Washington Drill, Baby, Drill The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would allow offshore drilling as close as 50 miles (80 km) from land but would curb tax benefits for oil companies and mandate greater use of renewable energy. Democrats, who for more than two decades have opposed coastal drilling, lauded the effort as a logical compromise, but Republicans dismissed it as a political gimmick unlikely to pass the Senate before the upcoming recess...
...accomplished her goal with great flair and even greater bravery, she called it a night.If Lily’s story sounds familiar, even cheesy, well, it should: her narrative is so familiar that even the least jaded among us are wont to feel a bit of schadenfreude when they pass the Lilys of their towns sporting side-swept bangs and Dashboard Confessional hoodies. In America, at least, the concept of rebellion as inevitable is not experienced by most as a phenomenon, but rather as a cliché. This practice of outwardly expressing anger is viewed as common for the simple...