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...addition to the Olympians old and new, the Crimson boasts a stellar returning class of skaters...
Cornell’s outstanding Swedish defenseman Doug Murray was named to the team, alongside fellow blue-liner Trevor Byrne of Dartmouth. The All-Conference goaltender was junior Yann Danis of Brown, who turned in a stellar performance last year in the ECAC tournament against Harvard, stopping 66 shots before Moore’s double overtime-double loop goal ended the affair...
Saddam Buoys the Markets Iraq's offer to accept weapons inspectors back may have been dismissed as meaningless by the White House, but the markets have welcomed Saddam's move. Foreign markets and the Dow futures indicate that Wall Street is set for a stellar day, while oil prices fell sharply on the prospect of avoiding war with Iraq. Seems like the markets may not be entirely in agreement with White House economic adviser Lawrence Lindsey, who said in comments reported Monday that even though a war may cost the U.S. up to $200 billion, it would be good...
Though the weekend began on a high note and ended quite a bit lower, junior Ladd Fritz’s impact on the scoreboard remained stellar. Fritz tallied two goals against the Catamounts and added Harvard’s lone goal against the Rams...
...DIED. JOHN ENTWISTLE, 57, virtuoso bass player who cofounded The Who, of an apparent heart attack; in Las Vegas. One of the seminal British rock groups to emerge in the early 1960s, The Who were known for their stellar guitar playing, onstage mayhem, and for inventing the rock opera with the celebrated Tommy. The band members retired in 1982 but continued to reunite for tours. DIED. ANN LANDERS, 83, whose real name was Esther ("Eppie") Pauline Friedman Lederer; in Chicago. Landers' syndicated column delivered saucy advice on topics ranging from household problems, such as how to hang a toilet-paper...