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After the Crimson timeout, junior point-guard Jennifer Monti drained a jumper to stop the Peahen run and the Crimson looked to be back in the ball game. Peahen sophomore center Anna Barthold swung the momentum back in St. Peter's direction, however, drawing a foul on a bank shot and connecting on her free throw. Harvard then trailed 57-46 with just under eight minutes to play...
...years in Congress, Lott has swung between these two personas, at times brash and battle hungry, at others cordial and accommodating. He has been blasted for having what one colleague called "foot-in-mouth disease." He publicly compared homosexuality to kleptomania and just last week, after Hillary Clinton's election, sniped that "maybe lightning will strike" before she can claim her seat. But others see the sunny, impeccably dressed man with the smooth basso voice who charms his colleagues by performing a capella with the Singing Senators quartet...
...disillusioned young people swung toward Nader, who didn't seem to need or be asking for money. Who never asked for anything but their vote. Who argued passionately against corporate welfare and for the "little people." Meanwhile, Gore and Bush plodded onward, bickering over whose Medicare plan would save grandmothers more money on prescription drugs...
...Westfall was capable of making that shot. On the approach from the left, she swung her foot around to the right side of the ball and struck it in the opposite direction of her trajectory...
...this latest round, the Palestinians overreached. The mob violence that resulted in the barbaric murder of two Israeli reservists held in a Palestinian jail was a strategic mistake. Israeli domestic and international opinion swung round again...