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When the No. 15 Harvard football team (8-0, 5-0 Ivy) takes on the No. 17 Penn Quakers (7-1, 5-0) tomorrow, it will mark the fifth consecutive meeting between the two schools in which at least a share of the Ivy crown has been at stake for one of the teams, if not both...
...counterpart, Pat McDermott, may not even get the chance to run on the field with his team. The Philadelphia Daily News reported that the Penn signal caller injured his non-throwing shoulder in the Quaker’s victory over Princeton last weekend and is questionable for tomorrow...
...Harvard, seeing McDermott on the sideline tomorrow would be a welcome sign for a defense that allowed 51 total rushing yards last week against Columbia...
...must ensure that our policies always align themselves with our principles, and that our principles never align themselves with our policies. The ideals set forth by the Republican Party have allowed us to win a nation’s approval, and those ideals will lead us to a better tomorrow...
...paid attention to the interests of younger votes, such as the future of higher education and the national debt which older Americans will never live to repay. One can even fantasize that the youth would finally have meaningfully engaged in politics, preparing them to be the better citizens of tomorrow. Indeed, given that the 18-30 demographic seems to have favored Kerry to Bush 55 percent to 45 percent, younger voters could have swung the election merely by turning out in the same numbers as middle-aged Americans...