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...look at it, you'll find that a great deal of the Internet growth has come through up-selling by newspapers of a wide range of their product. That's why they're equipped to go after the three major areas in which they are under threat: cars, houses and jobs. Look up PropertyNews.com which is the largest property site here, with 11 billion hits per month, more than the BBC--the biggest thing right now in Ireland. It's got 20,000 properties on it. It's the most advanced site of its type, and we bought it yesterday...
...protagonist of the rollicking Tom Petty tune “Into the Great Wide Open,” Eddie, is described as “a rebel without a clue.” In this season’s Ivy League men’s basketball title race, the most wide-open in many years, a number of clueless rebels will try to end Penn and Princeton’s stranglehold on the league crown. The conference’s southern powers have earned at least a share of first place—as well as the Ivies?...
...this year is on Cornell, Yale, and Columbia, three teams not used to high expectations. Last year, Yale was in contention for the league title before it shockingly got blown out at home by Columbia. How will those teams deal with the pressure this year?With the league so wide-open and unpredictable this season, it truly is anyone’s game. Harvard hopes to take advantage of the situation and make this “the year.”“We had a lot of talent my freshman year,” Harris says...
...fourth quarter: Cheng Ho sprints right up the middle with a great burst and finds his way into the endzone for a 20 yard HARVARD TOUCHDOWN. Patrick Long is wide left on the extra point ("He's good for one of those a game," one writer says). The drive: 2 plays, 20 yards, 0:46 off the clock. HARVARD 23, PENN 76:44, fourth quarter: A short Hull punt hits a Quaker, and Noah Van Niel recovers the ball at the 20 yard line of Penn. Terrible, unforgivable mistake by Penn. That might prove the dagger in the proverbial heart...
...first quarter: Where's the coverage over the middle? A wide open Braden Lepisto finds a huge hole in Harvard's secondary, earning a first down at the Crimson...