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...fourth time in five games, slipped to 3-8-1 in its last 12 games and 8-11-2 overall. Its streak without a Beanpot title has now reached a school-record 11 years. Meanwhile, BC (20-3-3) will face Boston University—a 5-2 winner over Northeastern—for the title next Monday...
...voters are saying, and you find that electability is a lazy word to cover all the deeper things they watch and listen for. Hearing that people want to vote for the candidate they think can win doesn't tell you anything unless you know what they think makes a winner. Is it the guy who looks most like a President or who knows the most, or the one they just like the best and can imagine watching on TV for the next four years? Will people vote for someone they agree with but don't like? Or for someone...
...SUNDANCE FAVE] PUBLIC ACCESS Cable-access TV show exposes small-town skeletons in his '93 award winner...
...Hitting Herschel, nailing a 45-yard field goal in five inches of snow to send a playoff game into overtime, ending Super Bowl XXXVI two weeks later with 48-yard game-winner as time expired - he?s not jumping over cars and rivers on a rocket-powered motorcycle, but like his third cousin, Evel Knievel, Adam Vinatieri doesn?t melt under fire. Despite a sub-par regular season, when he converted a career-low 73.5% of his field goal tries, Vinatieri has kept a clutch foot in the playoffs. He hit a 46-yard knuckleball in the Arctic cold...
...same thing, using the scripture of political legend to explain every twist and turn leading up to tomorrow’s New Hampshire presidential primary. These days, pundits’ obsessive use of history reminds one of sportscasters talking about the postseason: “only one winner of the Iowa caucuses has actually gone on to become President,” and “the candidate with the most money has won the nomination ever since 1970” and “the average gain in national polls for the New Hampshire winner is 9% since...