Word: regrouping
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Susan Walton, 45, whose legs were crushed. Some $6 million has been set aside to educate the 165 children who were financially dependent on someone who died in the bombing. The foundation has also paid off mortgages, retired car loans, hired nurses and paid the caseworkers who help families regroup, relocate or apply for such benefits as workmen's compensation. But it has also turned down requests, and that has engendered some bitterness. "It is hard to have $20,000 in credit-card bills," says Anthony, "but that is completely unrelated to the tragedy...
...Republicans will regroup. They are already doing so. The Speaker's capitulation this week--his deal on a continuing resolution and hints that he will help raise the debt limit--may mark the end of the G.O.P.'s self-righteous, hard-ball strategy. Even the freshmen know they have been outflanked. Admits first-year Kansas Congressman Sam Brownback: "We probably should have done a better job studying the lessons of history...
...This is certainly not the end of the struggle. This is by no means over," said Brown. "We decided to go back in and regroup and frankly to take our jobs this semester. It's hard to organize a graduate teachers' union when you're not a teacher...
Sloppy play by Colgate enabled Harvard to regroup, though, and five unanswered points by sophomore Mike Scott gave the home team its first lead of the game at 27-25. The Red Raiders kept their heads, however, and by halftime they had regained the advantage on their fifth trey of the half...
...good news is that this was just one game. Harvard must wake up and regroup this afternoon against a very good Clarkson team...