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Despite a few offensive rushes from both teams, the extra minutes could not resolve the outcome, handing Colgate its first tie of the season, allowing the Crimson to snap its losing streak...
...topic all these candidates are avoiding, but should address before they retire from this year's national political brawl, is the environment. We should not be reassured by the recent cold snap that has gripped the whole northeast; we are still facing large disruptions in the climate. Larger, that is, than the tornado that ripped apart Oklahoma City, the hurricane that created over $1 billion in damage in North Carolina or the $4 billion in damage caused all across northern Europe by freak windstorms last December...
...Safety experts have been urging parents to buckle their kids into the back seat of family cars to protect them from exploding air bags during a collision. It turns out, however, that the back seat holds its own danger. In many U.S. vehicles, the front seats can collapse and snap back when a car is rear-ended, causing injury and even death to kids sitting directly behind. Officials say the back seat is still safest for youngsters, but suggest placing them behind unoccupied front seats or in the middle rear seat...
With the game knotted at two and less than four minutes remaining in regulation, sophomore forward Brad Parsons silenced the Bright Hockey Center with one snap of the wrist to help the Tigers on their way to a 4-2 victory...
...flock of Canadian geese on nitrous oxide. He's an average-size man with thinning hair, warm brown eyes and a face that suggests Kevin Spacey with more than a hint of Frank Perdue. His uniform tends to be white or blue button-down shirts with collars that efficiently snap rather than button down. Also khakis. You get the feeling that if he wore a tie (he doesn't), it would fly behind him like the parachute behind a dragster. Even now, as he's supposedly being led on a tour of the warehouse, he's at the front...