Word: bidness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After staying even with No. 11 Northeastern (11-6, 5-1 America East) through two sudden-death overtime periods, Harvard (7-8, 3-2 Ivy) fell shy of its bid at an upset victory when the Huskies outscored Harvard 5-4 in the shootout to record a 2-1 victory yesterday at Cumnock Field...
...only a $250 bid, the entire rollerway can be occupied by private groups for 3 hours at a time. Birthday parties cost considerably less and include amenities such as birthday cakes, pizza, drinks and favors. Although up to 15 parties can go on at one time, the management has worked out a system to make each child's birthday special. Each party is called over the loud speaker to their designated table and told when to pick up their pizza and cake. The birthday child is subsequently called out onto the center of the rink to be serenaded with...
...Undergraduate Council, and particularly the council's president, Beth A. Stewart '00, should be commended for the tremendous amount of effort dedicated to lobbying individual House masters to effect the change. It is also worth noting that the change was achieved not through a unilateral bid to the College's administration, but through appeals to House masters, smaller-scale requests for change that bore more fruit...
...stay on the message that "if you want two more years of investigations, vote for them." And a handful of Democrats have already picked up steam by standing against G.O.P. overzealousness. In New York, Representative Charles Schumer has pulled into a dead heat with Alfonse D'Amato in his bid to unseat the Senator. In this overwhelmingly pro-Clinton state, argues a Democratic strategist, the question of which man voters want to have sitting in judgment of Clinton could actually mean "a couple of points" for Schumer. D'Amato may be feeling the heat: some of his backers will launch...
...couldn't blame Microsoft's legal team for feeling a little cranky last week. Just as the lawyers prepped for opening arguments in their historic antitrust suit, word came through that their bid to force a pair of Harvard and M.I.T. professors to hand over taped, off-the-record interviews had been tossed out of a Boston court. What these tapes were said to contain had the software giant's people salivating: top executives at Netscape, their chief rival in the browser wars, were caught candidly admitting to strategic--perhaps fatal--business blunders. It would have been "the best evidence...