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...money and greed, pure and simple," says Paul Much, senior managing director of the firm Houlihan, Lokey, Howard & Zukin, which counsels investors on opportunities such as sports. "This is about who gets a bigger share of the pie." The owners have deluded themselves into thinking the players should happily assist them in that redistribution, which violates human nature as well as labor history. Leigh Steinberg, perhaps the most powerful individual agent in professional sports, with some 150 clients under contract, agrees, "These sports are showing an incredible amount of self- destruction. This is a golden opportunity squandered. In each case...
...service's official pamphlet describes it as a "student-faculty-staff voluntary organization created to assist the Harvard community in improving communication and understanding around issues of conflict and concern including, but not limited, to race and ethnicity...
...response to those who defend The Bell Curve ("Defending The Bell Curve," Opinion, Oct. 24, 1994), please use the following theories and observations to assist you in your search for truth regarding the genetic differences between Blacks and whites...
...equalizer came only 1:12 into the second half, and it came from a familiar Warrior strike partnership. Liam Heffernan got his sixth assist and George Neofotistos his 10th goal of the year after the former crossed past Harvard keeper Ned Carlson to the latter for the easiest of chances...
Peggy Riley, public affairs specialist for the IRS, said the revenue service took the unusual step of placing a lien against the mayor's assets in 1991. The function of a lien, she said, is "to assist in the collection...