Word: winner
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...after the waves had settled in the evening, the Crimson had its championship with a total of 726 points. Penn State finished second overall with a score of 570 and Brown, last year's winner, fell to third with...
Harvard, a winner of 69-straight games, has now won 27 national championships, which is equivalent to 27 NCAA championships. Harvard has also captured 28 Ivy League titles. Harvard's seniors will graduate without the Crimson ever dropping a dual match...
...After two decades of disorder, the Democrats finally thought they had invented a system that would create an all-but- certain nominee after the 20 state primaries on March 8, which will choose more than 30% of the convention delegates. Super Tuesday seemed perfect for a bandwagon bonanza: the winner would roar out of the South with enough momentum to coast to the nomination. Finally, the party would anoint its standard- bearer early enough and end the intraparty bloodletting soon enough so that he might carry something other than his home state and the District of Columbia come November...
...favorite for the nomination. But Bush's New Hampshire rebound resolved little; the only thing settled is that nothing will be settled until at least after the Super Tuesday votes are counted on March 8, and perhaps not until the end of the primary season in June. Although the winner-take-all nature of most Republican primaries -- and the lack of a large bloc of uncommitted superdelegates -- makes a bartered G.O.P. convention far less likely than a bartered Democratic one, the New Hampshire results indicate that both races may go down to the wire...
...from being dead, Harvard is now in position to finish first in the league. The Crimson (17-5 ECAC, second in the league) will face off against first-place St. Lawrence tonight in Canton N.Y. Winner take...