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Perhaps the best by-product of Feaster's tremendous individual success has been the attention she has brought to her very strong team. Feaster's record-setting moments may have packed the stands, but the great play of all the team members has kept the fans coming back. We hope that the campus-wide interest in women's sports continues even after Allison Feaster goes on to her next challenge, perhaps in the Women's National Basketball Association. She has shown us all that there are only glass backboards--and no glass ceilings--in Harvard sports...
Most of Penn's success was due to the fabulousshooting of senior guard Colleen Kelly. Kelly wasdoing her best to match Miller; she made eight of10 shots in the first half, including five treys,and had 25 points by the half...
...much a hit-or-miss proposition. Scientists might achieve the result they intend once in 20 times, making the procedure far too risky to perform on a human embryo. Through cloning, however, scientists could make 20 copies of the embryo they wished to modify, greatly boosting their chance of success...
...Skating Dutchmen have had some success against the Crimson this year. In Harvard's last game before its much-ballyhooed layoff, the Crimson had to scramble to force the game into overtime before it pulled out the win with a goal by junior Rob Millar...
Despite its continued popularity and success, however, Social Security currently faces two challenges. The first is a long-term financing imbalance; the second, precipitated by the first, is a crisis of confidence whereby more young Americans believe in UFOs than believe that Social Security will exist when they retire...