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Here is my question to you, liberal Ivy League elites: What will you do if the Republican Party wins a third consecutive term? What will you do if you wake up tomorrow knowing that the mavericks are getting ready to take over? I have been posing this question in dining halls for weeks now, and not once have I received a dispassionate reply. Most involved some combination of suicide and moving to Canada...
...Tomorrow, I am not going to vote...
Though the president will not become a lame duck until tomorrow, hunting season has already begun. The recent economic disaster has made it easier than ever to take potshots at Bush. While many of the critiques are exaggerated and unfair, one in particular hits the mark: Though certainly not the worst president in history, Bush is undoubtedly the most anti-science President in recent memory...
...double research funding over the next decade to establishing clear guidelines for the review of government publications so partisan tampering cannot occur. Yet both candidates have shown far greater affinity to science than the sitting President and a willingness to follow scientific advice. Whichever party wins the White House tomorrow, the next President owes the American people an immediate and lasting commitment to science and a promise never to favor partisan interests above scientific fact. Otherwise, it may soon be hunting season again—with America in the crosshairs...
...time to gel with each other, we feel our defense has a chance to be a strong suit for us,” Donato says. After tonight’s season opener at home against the Big Green, the Crimson takes on the U.S. National Under-18 team tomorrow. In early February, Harvard will take on Boston University in the opening round of the Beanpot. Other highlights of the hockey calendar include faceoffs against Ivy League foes Cornell on Nov. 21 and Feb. 14 and Yale on Jan. 10 and Feb. 6.“Cornell is always a huge...