Word: stuck
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...Leopards were threatening on a third-and-one from the Crimson 10 when Williams teamed up with junior linebacker Glenn Dorris to force the interception that will haunt DiPaolo over the course of the next week. Dorris was not baited by Lafayette’s play action and stuck to the senior quarterback, nearly taking him down for a 10-yard loss. DiPaolo managed to get the ball off, but the receiver was wearing crimson, not white. Williams jumped on the short throw, and not only did he make the catch, quelling the threat...
...check we’re used to getting,” Quincy HoCo Co-Chair Jane Fang ’08 said in an interview last night. “We’re hearing so many conflicting reports on all sides and we’re stuck in the middle of this showdown...
...Wednesday night, “and he owes me.” Ashia C. Wlson ’11 was baffled: “I don’t understand what we’re going to steal.” In fact, nearly everyone stuck in line late Wednesday seemed perplexed. How many would-be kleptomaniacs does Fasci think he is going to catch? Does he know that there is an electronic gate that beeps if you take an unauthorized library book through it? Does he realize that you can’t fit many stolen goods under...
...May2007 Time poll, voters found Clinton the least religious candidate. The lifelong Methodist and former Sunday-school teacher faces the challenge of convincing Americans her faith is genuine. That's in part why she's given Strider a senior role, unusual for a Democratic campaign. "I'm not stuck in some corner, just to be pulled out when someone named Reverend calls," he says, in a pointed reference to John Kerry's 2004 campaign. "Religion is fully integrated, from the candidate on down...
...back to the country of her birth the skills and experience honed in her adopted land. Rebecca Weiner, a China consultant who has lived in the country on and off since 1985, says she has seen an evolution of expats there from the 1980s, when corporations sent anyone who stuck his hand up, to the booming 1990s, when they sent over any heavy hitter, regardless of adaptability, to today, when corporations are more carefully selecting executives, favoring repatriated nationals and Chinese Americans. "It shows that companies realize China is the most important market in the world and it matters...