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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...
...Havern ripped a shot wide of the net that caromed off the boards, up into the air, and right into the crease. Unknowingly, Grumet-Morris retreated. Bad idea. He swept the puck into the net with his left leg. How’s that for the eventual game-winner...
...winter, and Spirit--to say nothing of its sister ship, Opportunity, heading for its own Martian touchdown at the end of the month--is it. The space agency's website recorded 1.45 billion hits in just over five days last week. The White House, perhaps sensing an election-year winner, announced that the President would soon deliver a long-delayed speech about the future of the space program, possibly including a return to the moon and a manned trip to Mars...
...league in 1975 until 1986, the Eck was a dominating starting pitcher, compiling double-digit win totals in nine of those seasons. However, Eckersley had a difficult battle with alcohol abuse in the mid-eighties that coincided with his slip from his peak as a 20-game winner in 1978 to the point where he was simply mediocre...
...much as anything else, a presidential election can hinge on how Americans feel about the prospect of having the winner appear regularly in their living rooms for the next four to eight years. From the beginning of his campaign, Dean has often been portrayed in the media as angry and dark, even surly, but Democratic voters see a different Dean: more than three-quarters of Democrats find him likable. But that does not stop Bush-Cheney campaign strategists from saying his personality presents the most favorable contrast imaginable with the President. A Midwestern G.O.P. organizer says of Dean...