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After the "jolt" provided by the Chargers, Harvard regained momentum, playing back to its strength in the middle to regain control and overpower New Haven by a 30-26 score that sealed the win, the team’s eighth of the season...
After waiting until October to begin throwing for the first time since his surgery, Vance admits that he might have pushed himself too hard in an effort to regain his strength. He wound up having to rest his arm for over a month more, taking up normal throwing workouts again in early February...
...shattered America’s image. It undermined the image of the West as a whole. It is time for the United States and Europe to regain together the respect and admiration of other people,” he said...
That mark stood until last month, when I trekked crosstown to Boston College for the opening round of the Women’s Beanpot. Trying to regain the trophy after a run of seven straight titles was snapped by the Eagles the year before, the Crimson erased deficits of 2-0 and 3-2 to force overtime. The extra minutes piled up. The Harvard band took off after the first bonus session. By the time BC forward Anna McDonald ended it late in the third OT and the post-game interviews were conducted, there was no other option...
...wife, Joanne. In a telephone interview with The Crimson, Jaccaci said his incarnation of Jefferson had decided to run for president again because “the reputation of this country has been declining.” “The main point of my program is to regain the moral high ground America should hold,” he said. Jaccaci said he will start his campaign tour by delivering a speech at the University of Virginia on May 1. He hopes to visit South Carolina, Nevada, Iowa, and New Hampshire, as well...