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...lowest seed #9 Dartmouth at #8 RPI Middle two seeds vs. eachother QUARTERFINALS CHAMPIONHSHIP/CONSOLATION Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m. (First team to three points wins) Saturday, March 16 #6 Harvard at #3 St. Lawrence #5 Colgate at #4 Cornell Lower seeded Prelim. winner at #1 Vermont Higher seeded Prelim. winner at #2 Clarkson
...OUTLOOK] No clear winner may emerge; instability may jeopardize reforms that promise to make India an Asian tiger...
Beginning last Saturday, however, with Forbes' victory in Delaware, more and more races will be winner-take-all contests or modified versions of that system. As long as Dole, Alexander and Forbes are carving up the non-Buchanan vote, Buchanan can win large chunks of delegates without ever having to reach beyond an irreducible 30% base. As the campaign moves from New England, Georgia and Colorado on March 5 to Texas and Florida on March 12, the percentage of delegates awarded on a proportional basis shrinks. No wonder Dole strategist Don Sipple wants Alexander gone by then...
...game of winner-take-all, Alexander must pick his fights so he doesn't spread himself too thin and win nothing at all. In New York and Pennsylvania, he doesn't stand a chance because he's simply not on the ballot. And Dole's team is doing everything it can to keep him strapped down. "The Dole folks are really trying to crank up the Governors to freeze out Lamar," says a veteran G.O.P. campaign strategist. That may not be too difficult: privately, some Governors complain Alexander is a bit too slick for his own good, and they resent...
Seemingly forgotten after a dismal showing in the New Hampshire primary, magazine publisher Malcolm S. "Steve" Forbes Jr. won a stunning upset in the winner-take-all Arizona primary Tuesday, further complicating an already muddled race for the Republican presidential nomination...