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...only fair to ask why, if Gore were so vastly superior a candidate, the sniveling public-interest groups didn't do a better job of getting their constituents off the davenport to go vote for him. Election calculus is fuzzy math, to borrow a phrase, but it is possible, as Nader suggests, that fear of his threat to Gore actually got more people out to vote for the Vice President than otherwise would have. And Nader volunteer James Williamson, 49, of Cambridge, Mass., says he is offended by the suggestion that his vote for Nader should have been traded...
There is no question that the Crimson will line up superior players on both sides of the ball this Saturday. In a game between two rivals, anything can happen, but the line on this game is that Harvard simply outmatches the Elis position by position...
...Eric was superior--a great player for us as a high-schooler," said Needham High School Athletic Director Roy Johan. "He is a classic triple threat on the football field. He kicked field goals and extra points, caught touchdowns, and even threw for a touchdown...
...Crimson should get substantial performances from the middle and bottom thirds of their roster because Harvard's depth is superior to many of its opponents. Senior Gray Witcher, sophomore Dylan Patterson and Abraham will fill the middle of the Crimson's roster. In the bottom third will be senior Andrew Merrill, freshman Ziggy Whitman and junior David Barry...
Last week, Massachusetts Superior Court Judge James F. McHugh overturned a Cambridge city ordinance granting healthcare benefits to the "domestic partners" of homosexual city employees. The suit in which McHugh ruled was filed by the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), a Virginia-based law firm founded by noted evangelist Pat Robertson, which claimed that the domestic partnerships recognized by the Cambridge ordinance were "a Trojan Horse for same-sex marriage." However, while McHugh rejected this claim, noting that the Cambridge statute intended only "to provide a better life for those who daily serve its citizens," an archaic...