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...person in the public eye, Delaney-Smith has always been happy to volunteer her time for a variety of American Cancer Society fundraisers, including events such as the Relay for Life, Strides for Breast Cancer and even a fashion show...
...With a comparative dearth of heavy-breathing press coverage in between the candidates, Round Two of the presidential debates may well get lumped in with Tuesday's Round Three in the collective voter consciousness. Gore will hope he has encouraging news to relay from the White House, and will stay out of kindergarten-teacher mode when he's answering the questions of ordinary citizens in St. Louis. Bush, having cemented his position as at least a viable candidate, will have to keep up his momentum on foreign policy, and find some statesmanlike way to pin the current turmoil...
...that the long jump posed her big challenge, and on Friday she could not harness her speed, crashing out with four fouls in six jumps. Germany's Heike Drechsler took honors, Jones a consolation bronze. On Saturday, skittish baton passes yielded another bronze in the 4 x 100-m relay, but Jones' own sensational leg in the 4 x 400 brought her a third gold...
...inform the community of the new rules, McCarthy has sent out e-mail messages to the heads of the departments housed in Boylston who will relay the message to students and other staff members. She said she will also post no-smoking signs at the stairs. As for future action, "we'll just have to see how things work out," she said...
...last two weeks that Marion Jones is one of the most dominant and charming female athletes ever. Not only does she win the 100-meter and 200-meter sprints by a margin larger than any other female in nearly 40 years, she also wins the gold in the 4x400m relay. She wins bronze in the long jump and 4x100m relay and would have had a fourth gold if two of her relay teammates had not been injured. In a word: dominant...