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...tie would not last long, however, as a Harvard turnover and a defensive miscue 47 seconds in to the final frame allowed senior forward Bryce Cockburn to score the game-winning goal...
Kowalski stopped 36 shots and stone-walled a handful of excellent chances as the Crimson spent the entire third frame attempting to tie the game...
...spawned explosive growth. By 2000, Enron was the seventh largest company in America. The '90s were fat times for Enron, and the corporate culture oozed in excess. The company rented ski condos in Beaver Creek, Colo., and stocked each with a personal chef. Christmas parties were multimillion-dollar, black-tie affairs with ice sculptures...
...international company's clients. Though the White House backed his attempts to keep the list secret, Kissinger resigned his post on Friday. While saying he would comply with whatever financial-disclosure rules were imposed on other members, Kissinger said he feared the controversy would dog his firm and tie up the commission's work. A frustrated Kissinger simply had had enough. Says a Republican with close White House ties: "He didn't look for this job. The job looked for him. He's 79; what does he need...
...spread it over 14 competing federal agencies. Scowcroft chaired a yearlong study on the subject and sent his report to the President in March. There it collects dust, largely because Rumsfeld, the hyperpopular Pentagon chief, refuses to give up military control of intelligence budgets or assets. At a black-tie Washington dinner last week, when he presented an award to CIA director George Tenet, Scowcroft broke cover again. "For years, we had a poorly organized intelligence system," he said, "but it didn't matter because all the threats were overseas... So now we have a huge problem." It is unfair...