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...good news is that the Bulldogs have played about 10 minutes of good football all season and have failed to show the spark on offense that led many to believe that quarterback Alvin Cowan would be an All-America contender and Payton Award finalist...
...think it heightens the profile of the HRC in an important way and in a more important way, it allows for the policy committee to spark conversations that are truly of importance to conservatives on campus,” said Paquette...
...they hope Asian American X will spark dialogue about the issues it raises. They are currently involved in a nationwide promotional tour, and the Harvard Asian American Association is hosting a discussion about the book with John and two essayists today from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Adams Lower Common Room...
...minutes after halftime, sophomore Tom Stapleton—in the game as an offensive defenseman meant to spark some runs on goal—found classmate Matt Hoff streaking up the left side of the field. Hoff faked his defender by stopping the ball and making a move to his right. Just inside the box, Hoff let a shot fly, sending the ball so that it curved just over the right corner of the goal, prompting him to lift up his shirt and bite the end of it in frustration...
...move to more arable lands, straining relations with the Africans. In the late 1980s, competition for turf began to turn violent. Light arms poured into the region from neighboring Chad and the Democratic Republic of Congo, leading to occasional massacres. Hostilities simmered for more than a decade. But the spark for war came in April last year, when, following two months of occasional raids on villages, African rebels from a group calling itself the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) swept into the tumbledown airport in the town of al-Fashir, killed 75 Sudanese government soldiers, shot up four military aircraft...