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...Another answer - one recently featured on TIME's cover - is that because this recession is so serious, everything after it could change. The rich might stop being so greedy, and some high-minded form of anticonsumerism might flourish. (See the best business deals...
...answer that question, Chambers gathered a couple of dozen competitive and recreational cyclists and put them on bikes in his lab. He asked one group to rinse with a sugar-based drink and another to rinse with an artificially sweetened drink. Then he took a third group of volunteers, asked each of them to rinse with the same solutions, and put them through an MRI scanner to see whether their brain reacted similarly to the two beverages...
...that allowed Crimson sophomore Emily Henderson to score from third. Henderson had reached on a leadoff walk, stole second, and reached third on a sacrifice bunt from classmate Ellen Macadam.HARVARD 4, YALE 0Coming off her worst performance of the season Sunday against Yale, Brown needed an answer on Tuesday.In her dominant one-hit outing, she got just that.After surrendering a soft infield hit in the second inning, Brown never looked back, retiring the last 11 batters to silence the Bulldogs.“[Brown] really bounced back [from her loss on Sunday] and focused on pitching her game...
...Andrea R. Flores ’10. History department financial administrator Cory Paulsen, who has worked at Harvard for about two decades, said she has not ever witnessed the degree of transparency offered by the town hall meeting. She said she suspects that for most of the question-and-answer session, individuals will express their fears of impending layoffs. “It will be good for people who aren’t really in a position where they have to possibly lose an odd job or home, to hear the voice of someone who is actually facing that...
...unexpected twist, Stafford Smith now faces possible imprisonment himself. The British lawyer has been summoned with his Reprieve colleague Ahmed Ghappour to appear before the Columbia District Court on May 11, to answer a complaint of "unprofessional conduct" lodged by the Pentagon's Privilege Review Team (PRT). If found guilty in what amounts to a contempt charge, Stafford Smith and Ghappour face up to six months in prison...