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Northeastern outshot the Eagles and was robbed of a win Monday night by the stellar goaltending of B.C. junior Scott Clemmensen...
...shame that the rest of the Crimson was never able to bring its starting goalie the win he deserved. But he still has a month and a half to find a fitting cap on an otherwise stellar collegiate career...
...ahead for the order. When the glass arrived with as much foam as beer, the $4.25 bill seemed a bit pricey. One by one, the members of the group got their drinks and settled into a quiet table to await their meals. Thanks to Finagle-A-Bagel's stellar service, the gang drained their beers before the bagels had even arrived. Their spirits downed, the gang gave up all hopes for drunken revelry, finished their meals, and left, with the 10 p.m. closing time looming blurrilybefore them...
Despite McCain's stellar performance and Bradley's strong showing, both candidates have bumpy roads ahead. New Hampshire is a small state that sends only 17 Republican and 22 Democratic delegates to the summer's conventions. McCain will have a more difficult time in the upcoming South Carolina primaries, where registered Republicans are traditionally more conservative. Furthermore, both McCain and Bradley will not be privy to the large segment of independent voters...
Though Cornell's start has been spectacular, the Big Red has yet to be tested by any stellar competition this season. Cornell will have the opportunity to prove if it is a legitimate title contender when it plays road games at Princeton and Penn at the end of January...