Word: tracked
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...nice to have the win but we would have gotten more out of it if we would have played better," Anderson said. "Nevertheless, it was a win and after a loss[to Penn on Saturday] you have to get back on the right track...
Harvard returns to Cambridge tomorrow afternoon to face Smith in a game that should get the Crimson back on the offensive track. After the game with Smith, Harvard heads down south to Penn and Princeton to start its Ivy slate...
...Most of the filthy, ever late, steamy-in-summer, frigid-in-winter rattletraps that Amtrak inherited at birth in 1970 have finally been refurbished or retired. Last year for the first time, Amtrak covered its above-rail operating costs. Its 2,400 cars rolled along 24,000 miles of track in 43 states, carrying 21 million passengers, 12% more than the previous year. "You can't get sleeping accommodations for the summer going west," says Chicago Travel Agent Jacqueline Zarnek. "They're already sold...
...being told about trains and stations." But the departure of trains is not much of a threat when their engines have yet to build up much steam. So for now most party powers, like many voters, are waiting on the platform. It is hard enough just keeping track of who is coming and going...
Writing such a bill will be no easy task. Just keeping track of the provisions in the House and Senate versions of the bill (each of which weighs about five pounds and runs to more than 1,000 pages) is nearly impossible. "The hardest part is remembering what each member of Congress wants," says a member of Rostenkowski's committee staff, "and what priority he puts on each of his requests." Staffers have been working well into the night and coming in on weekends, their briefcases bulging. Bentsen's group is dubbed the "committee that never sleeps...