Word: vermonters
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...Proulx has the number worked out. "Wyoming has 2.1 people per square mile," she tells you. Whether or not she has her math right, it would be fair to say that it represents her notion of congenial population density. After living long and hard in 13 small towns in Vermont, with regular excursions to a house she still keeps in Newfoundland--a place for people who think Maine is overcrowded--she has put down for some years in Centennial, Wyo., a microscopic settlement west of Laramie at the foot of the Medicine Bow Mountains. Just outside town there...
...three games where we've had double figure leads—Lehigh, Vermont, and again tonight—we didn't manage the clock well," Sullivan said. "We kind of lost of our focus. But to the defense of the team, we haven't been in this situation very often. It seems like it's always been close over the years. And it’s one of those situations you don't practice very often...
...lost any hint of gallantry. No longer required to stand by while Gore either claimed or abandoned his spot on the ticket, the Democrats' abundant field of hopefuls expanded further to include a broad political spectrum, from conservative (Connecticut's Joe Lieberman) to moderate (Massachusetts' John Kerry) to liberal (Vermont's Howard Dean). Although many of us are still recovering from the 2000 election cycle, President Bush's would-be challengers are already drafting their stump speeches; the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries, after all, are a mere 13 months away...
With the game on the line, Sullivan constantly switched between Rogus and Norman. Rogus, who finished with nine points, entered during offensive situations, and Norman subbed in for defense. With 1:30 left and Vermont within nine at 62-53, Norman sealed the victory for the Crimson. The 6’3 guard blocked a Catamount shot and ran it back for an emphatic dunk...
...Crimson struggled at the line. Both Rogus and senior guard Elliott Prasse-Freeman missed the front end of one-and-ones, limiting Harvard’s chances from the stripe. The Crimson hit only five of its last eight free throws in the final 1:13, allowing Vermont to close within five points...