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...Harvard's 2-5 record is well below the .500 mark and does not appear to bode well for the rest of the season. But that 2-5 mark needs to be examined more closely before we leave this team for dead...
...would guard against too much restored confidence, however. For one thing, the rate cut could mean that Greenspan views the economy as even weaker than it looks, which of course would not bode well for stock prices. As for the insiders, they are famous for buying too early. During the late-'80s banking crisis, bank executives bought their own "cheap" shares two years before bank stocks hit bottom. And last year, just as stocks were selling at nosebleed prices, corporate purchasers at 1,700 companies announced buybacks worth $220 billion...
Despite losing two more during play, the Crimson had several quality individual performances that bode well for next weekend's ECAC Championships...
This does not bode well for a Cornell offense that has been nothing short of atrocious. The Big Red has been held scoreless in six of its seven games this season. The only goals to Cornell's credit came via a 6-0 win over Bucknell, the second game of the season. Since then, however, the Big Red offense has been nonexistent, scoring zero goals in each of its next five matches...
When I consider the main features of American ideology and its resulting contemptuous behavior toward the rest of the world, I fear for the future of the human race. The bombings of Sudan and Afghanistan are reminiscent of the lynchings of the wild west and bode ill for the future. Such conduct shows us that the line between civilization and the law of the jungle is a very fine one. HILARY PETTS PERE Pau, France