Word: rematches
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America has always loved rematches, fierce rivalries full of emotion and tangled history: Yankees and Dodgers, Frazier and Ali, 49ers and Cowboys. And now Bush-Cheney-Bush against Clinton-Gore-Clinton. Let the rematch begin...
...length in L.A., but he won't be distancing himself from the Clinton record. America's historic economic expansion and vastly improved social indicators are blue-chip arguments for a Gore presidency--and they refute Bush's version of the recent past. In other words, the rematch isn't going away. Just to keep the rivalry humming, Gore plans to send Clinton to campaign in battleground states in the fall. Poppy Bush will be spending a dozen or so days on the stump as well. The two old warriors will be criss-crossing the country once more, whipping up their...
...Harvard had actually beaten Dartmouth in December, and the rematch in New Hampshire on Jan. 8 proved no different. In another upset, Harvard won 48-43. Poor shooting prevailed on both sides, but Harvard once again neutralized star Big Green center Shaun Gee, holding him to seven points...
...Harvard did not start the Ivy season on the right foot. In a rematch of the ECAC finals, Harvard lost, 4-3, at Columbia. While the Crimson beat Cornell, the loss almost killed Harvard's chances at the Ivy title, as the Lions were a stronger team...
...Lazio is a good Long Island Italian, a local boy from the suburbs, and he's eager to play the scrappy underdog, taking the stage to the strains of "Rocky" and joking that he'd like a rematch with the pavement that split his lip Monday. Never mind that after only a week, he's statistically even in the polls, or that with state Republicans (and, you can bet, the party's national PACs) behind him in his quest to beat a Clinton, any Clinton, he'll have running money by the truckload. And at this point Lazio might want...