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...tennis can get giddy once again. With his powerful ground strokes, hunky looks and seductive playfulness--not to mention the fluorescent shirts and white Capri pants--Nadal, 19, could give tennis its next real box-office star. That's a little unfair to Roger Federer, but pizzazz isn't the strong point of the stone-faced Swiss who ranks No. 1 in the world. American Andy Roddick has a laser serve and smile but often fails to pack his A game when he travels. And Australian Lleyton Hewitt is too much of a crybaby to win any popularity contest...
...It’s unfair to change this in the middle of an honors plan,” she said. “We [seniors] didn’t know this would affect...
While steps like that are being explored, Summers must be allowed to move on and get back to business. As of yet, he is still facing unfair scrutiny. In April, attendees of a September 2004 symposium on Native Americans came forward with more “offensive” remarks that Summers had uttered. Not only did these remarks not deserve such concern, the reappearance of these comments several months after the fact suggested that Summers would have to face more hurdles, ex post facto and otherwise, now that the Jan. 14 incident had gained such prominence. This is certainly...
...people thought that branding him as sexist was unfair,” Chaves said. “I’m not sure it’s anything special about Summers himself. I’m not even sure he’s a very charismatic guy; even the students supporting Summers say he’s rough around the edges...
...helped to kill an all-Asia rescue that might have been an early firebreak,” Gigot wrote. “But this would have prevented Mr. Summers from playing the role of a modern ‘Gen. Douglas MacArthur’ in Asia...though this is unfair to MacArthur, who had a smaller...