Word: pederson
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...meet. Christensen qualified provisionally for NCAAs earlier in the season, but since the field is deep this year, it is not clear whether or not she will make the cut. Injuries, sickness, and fatigue from last week’s Heptagonals hurt the Crimson women. Senior co-captain Julia Pederson was forced to pull out of the pentathlon due to a leg injury, and long jumper Brittan Smith, who placed 13th, did not reach her previously-achieved lengths. “No one performed as well as they did last week at Heptagonals,” Christensen said. The men?...
...points. Junior Jitka Tomas placed in the pole vault, scoring two points with a fifth-place finish, and junior co-captain Sally Stanton finished just outside the points in seventh. The Crimson also fared well in the pentathlon, where senior co-captain Julia Pederson finished second and junior Danielle Mirabal finished third. The women were hurt by the withdrawal of sophomore Shannon Flahive, the favorite to win the pentathlon, after she aggravated a groin injury while winning the 60-meter hurdles. On Day 2, sophomore Dara Wilson finished fourth in the 60-meter hurdles in 9.11 seconds. Meanwhile, sophomore Becky...
...Democrats, the hope for an upset is Arizona, where incumbent Sen. Jon Kyl (R), has looked safe from the Democratic challenger, shopping mall developer Jim Pederson...
...Arizona, Kyl would only lose in a national typhoon. But Democrats are acting confident and Sen. Charles Schumer of New York, chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, is touting an "expanding Senate playing field." Pederson, the Democrat, has mounted an attack focusing on Iraq and special interests. The conservative Kyl has focused on "Arizona accomplishments" and expertise on terrorism...
...only getting better. Late last year the government launched the Singapore Stem Cell Consortium, chaired by Cambridge University--based stem-cell scientist Roger Pederson, which will set aside $45 million for research in the field over the next three years. Money also comes from university grants and offshore organizations like the U.S.-based Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. The diabetes group has helped fund biotech start-up ES Cell International (ESI), home to Briton--and now Singapore resident--Alan Colman, who was part of the British team that cloned Dolly the sheep in 1996. ESI manufactures its own embryonic-stem-cell...