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Ahead 1-0 and skating 5-on-4 to open the second period, Merrimack wasted little time extending its lead. Warriors defenseman Jeff Caron, Merrimack's offensive catalyst on the afternoon with four assists, wristed the puck into traffic, where it nicked off teammate Scott Drewicki's stick and past Tobe 1:30 after the intermission...
...Liberals were right that a movie could mirror the angry face of the 2004 electorate. They just got the wrong movie. For the answer to that riddle, stick around...
...student volunteers, a certain vibrancy that too many cities lack nowadays—that Cambridge will always take for granted. Cambridge and its leaders must no longer imagine that they suffer the awful burden of Harvard. When they have cured themselves of that delusion, they should learn to stick with the agreements that they make...
Mention Ethiopia today, and most people still think of starving, helpless stick figures scrambling in the dust for food. So strong is the picture of famine and hunger that Ethiopian Airlines' offices around the world still field inquiries from travelers wondering whether they should bring their own meals for the flight. Upon hearing that the song had been rerecorded, an Ethiopian friend of mine, Edna Berhane, who works in public health in Africa, was worried that it sent the same old negative message: "Here we go again. It's been 20 years, but Africa is still mired in its misery...
Schwarzenegger's popularity frustrates the Democrats. "The guy is amazing. Stuff seems to bounce right off him," says Lance Olson, general counsel for the California Democratic Party. "Maybe someday some of it will stick, but so far he seems to be getting away with it." Others point out that the Governor's star appeal doesn't always translate into power. In the November elections, Republicans didn't pick up a single seat in the legislature despite Schwarzenegger's appearance at Republican rallies across the state. "Arnold has always said politics is like show business," says Art Torres, chairman...