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Ogbechie’s return was the spark that the Crimson needed to start Ivy League play off on a positive note...
Dershowitz is aware that his book will in all likelihood spark further controversy. “I am who I am, and I am a contentious person,” he says...
...wound like the death of the love of one's life ever heal? Not easily; maybe not ever. "He tried to contain himself," Reverend Wilson says, "but her passing took his last spark, the last bit of his heart." Cash admitted as much. "I don't know hardly what to say tonight about being up here without her," he said at his first public appearance after her death, at the Carter Family Fold country music festival in Hiltons, Va. "The pain is so severe there is no way of describing...
Cirrus is not just taking on Cessna at home. The manufacturer sold its 100th plane in Europe last May, bringing to $27 million Cirrus' revenues there. (That month the company also sold its first plane to a Russian customer, who requested extra tires, spark plugs and chewing gum.) As in the domestic market, plane owners overseas act as an auxiliary sales force. At the company's celebration of its 100th European sale in June, more than two-thirds of Cirrus' European owners flew their planes in to meet the others...
While it would be easy to claim that coverage and speculation of presidential frontrunners for 2004 has sparked interest in representative politics, that California’s recall election is proving to be an inspiration for all or that Harvard University Dining Services is dousing Annenberg food with something extra special, the reason probably lies in the council itself. First-years may not know the name “Rohit Chopra,” but his zealous campaign to spark interest in effective student advocacy may have revived an attraction to leadership that extends beyond the Class...