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...option is part of the IRS' recent customer-friendly makeover, and in our credit-card culture it's a route many people will take. Indeed, the number of taxpayers who are going plastic is running ahead of the 75,000 the agency projected this year. But this is one bandwagon you shouldn't hop on quickly. For starters, you'll have to pay the typical 2% or so transaction fee that merchants normally cover when you whip out plastic at the mall. On the average expected federal-tax balance...
Martin S. Feldstein '61 Ec 10 guru jumps on the George W. bandwagon. Too bad there's already a surplus of Bushes in the history books...
Dear Undergraduate Council: I hate to jump on the bandwagon with your ever-growing brigade of disillusioned critics, but you leave me no choice. A full semester ago, you left lollipops on my doorstep, plastered the walls of my entryway with your fluorescent posters and (I'm sure out of the graciousness of your hearts) held the door open for me as I came home in the afternoon. You pleaded with me to vote for you, and I did. Twice...
...This was as focused as we have been, and we played our best game all year," said John Elway, whose second meeting in 19 days with Dan Marino was relegated to a supporting role because of Davis. "A lot of people were jumping off the bandwagon...
...Harvard is jumping on the bandwagon of Mandela's worldwide fame and political success, attempting to obliterate that shameful history. It is both telling and amusing that the University Gazette (Sept. 24) managed to prepare a 28-paragraph front-page story without ever mentioning the protracted controversy over Harvard's South African investments and the stand of Harvard's governing boards throughout Mr. Mandela's long years in prison...