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...State's senior Senator and his GOP challenger sparred over this campaign's hot-button issues--crime, welfare and the economy--when questioned by the panel of journalists. But they saved their most potent barbs for when they questioned each other directly...
McCullers has provided the characters with potent, image-filled dialogue...
Joined by new Justice Stephen Breyer, the U.S. Supreme Court began its 1994-95 term by facing a light -- though politically potent -- docket. Among the cases the high bench plans to decide in the months ahead: whether states can impose term limits on members of Congress, whether the federal child-pornography statute is constitutional, whether Congress has the power to ban guns from the vicinity of schools and what kinds of federal minority-preference programs are legal...
...saga ends in 1951, by which time the young artist has, more or less, come of age. He had one hell of a time getting there -- and the reader has had a hell of a time too, swept along by the potent names, the glamorous and seedy settings, and Rorem's gift for the sometimes penetrating, some-times facile bon mot. (Debunking originality in art: "Anyone can build a better mousetrap, but it still snares the same old mice...
Yale's offense has been particularly potent so far, leading the league in points per game with 33.5. Senior back Keith Price is tied for the league lead in points per game (9.0), and is rushing for 87.8 yards per game. Junior quarterback Chris Hetherington is third in total offense (177.5 yards per game) and had a strong showing in Saturday's loss, throwing for 276 yards and rushing for 67 more...