Mon Feb 22 2021 | Kenny DeJohn | College
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Penn State beat Maryland on Sunday behind five goals and one assist from sophomore Olivia Dirks.
It didn’t take long for the Division I women’s lacrosse season to get turned on its head. Half of the teams in the top 10 lost. We have the Big Ten to partially thank for the pandemonium.
The Ivy League teams previously occupying two spots in the Nike/US Lacrosse Top 20 Penn at No. 11 and Dartmouth at No. 16 are now gone after the Ivy League’s announcement last week. That created openings for two teams. Penn State and Ohio State quickly snatched them up.
spending is starting to phase down, once more, a great deal of a good deal of what americans are spending is going abroad. if it weren t for the trade decifit the economy would have grown better than 5 percent but as it is the economy didn t grow very much and not enough to create jobs. jen adam, the president says the the president is championing the growth of the economy. is the president giving us an accurate explanation or picture of where our economy is really at? yeah, as far as i can tell, there wasn t one inaccurate statement that the president made. the key distinction here is that the growth of the economy is slowing. the economy is still growing, but the growth rate is slowing down. it was slightly less than what economists had hoped for, and it was less than what it s been earlier, but the president is correct when it when he says that we ve had a year s worth of growth now in the economy which is a heck of a lot better than it was before that and furthermore, busin
turned around the industry, but did it really work? jon: news is coming from around the world, the domestic desk, covering the united states, the foreign desk keeping an eye on events around the globe and our media desk bringing in all the video and live pictures for you around the clock. we ll have it, happening now . jenna: just talking about the president, let s go ahead and start there, president obama taking a bit of a victory lap, one year after the massive auto industry bailout and the cash for clunkers program. the president will speak at chrysler and gm plants in detroit today. so was that effort really, truly a success? we re going to ask eric bolling from the fox business network. also the host of money rocks . did it work? the jury is still out. is it working now, no! let me pull this up for you, here it is, we ve loaned gm $50 billion, chrysler, a whole lot of zero, $65 billion. they still have $5 billion of that money. they ve paid back 10 billion. so no, ho