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Defensive Line: The Harvard front line has proven that it can control the pace of a game. The Crimson five, led by Captain Kevin Dulsky, Jim Bell and Don Peterson, can stop the run (they have only allowed 462 yards on the ground) and pressure the quarterback (they have sacked opposing passers 26 times...
Brokers said the market, which got off to a strong start after the opening bell, shrugged off the dollar's weakness in foreign exchange markets and the stock price decline on some overseas markets, particularly Hong Kong and Japan...
Some telecommuters fear they will be passed over for promotions because they ) never see their bosses. Managers who can no longer look over employees' shoulders worry about losing control over their work. Several firms, including Travelers and Mountain Bell telephone company in Denver, have decided to give managers special training courses before putting them in charge of telecommuting workers. For one thing, bosses need to learn how to measure actual results rather than visible activity...
...many other companies, however, telecommuting seems to please both labor and management. Mountain Bell claims that its telecommuters are 35% to 40% more productive than in-office counterparts. Says William Benham, chairman of the company's telecommuting division: "Employees who work at home develop independent work habits. They learn to set goals." He predicts that by 1995 one-third of the 69,000-member work force at Mountain Bell's parent company, U S West, will be telecommuting...
Harvard's front five has allowed only 393 yards on the ground. Against Dartmouth, it constantly pressured Green QB Chris Rorke. Captain Kevin Dulsky and junior Jim Bell anchor one of the most fearsome front lines in the league...