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With the Crimson (5-1, 4-1 EISL) riding high following victories in the 200-yard backstroke by sophomore David Cromwell and the 100-yard butterfly by junior Ryan Smith, Princeton (6-1, 6-0) countered where it had the greatest advantage??long-distance freestyle...
...both streaks snapped Friday. An inspired effort from Harvard resulted in a 23-6 third-period shot advantage??50-30 for the game—and goals from Peter Hafner, Cavanagh and Pettit...
...sketchy voting booth moments,” such as when Trager “dangled [his] chad and everyone saw,” along with the possibilities for presidential candidate Jell-O wrestling match-ups—Al Sharpton’s insatiable appetite gave him a clear advantage??things got a little out of control. When one of our politicos proffered the question of whether Republicans or Democrats were better in bed, the evening obviously had to end. We had achieved our goal of bringing Harvard’s diverse political elements together in a rowdy evening...
Edwards may just be being modest. Though the element of surprise probably worked to his advantage??just as it did when he was an anonymous face against Holy Cross—chances are they wouldn’t have been able to stop him anyway...
...Just ask the South Korean farmers. The subsidies allow northern farmers to flood world markets with huge quantities of their agricultural commodities, lowering world prices. Neo-classical economics tell us that free trade is a win-win situation—every country can claim a “comparative advantage?? in at least some goods and become more prosperous by exporting them. But most developing countries have historically had their comparative advantage in agricultural goods. And all too often they are simply unable to compete against heavily subsidized farmers in rich countries...