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Aspiring poets at Harvard have their chance to shine this spring with a first-ever poetry contest sponsored by the Bow and Arrow Press—an independent student-run publisher in the basement of Adams House...
...aggressive race, not particularly brilliant, but enough to beat them this week,” sophomore stroke Laura Spence said. “We led the first varsity boat off the start and pulled away in the sprint. We were roughly bow to stern [with them] for most of the race. I don’t think the [second varsity boat] finished the race. I don’t know because we were too far ahead...
That’s about how often it happens in a college sport, maybe once every few years. All the other talented teams that don’t meet regular season expectations bow out unceremoniously in the playoffs...
...steel-mill interests. Many prominent economists, including Robert Blecker of American University, believe that a strong tariff will not result in significant price increases or any job losses. Without an adequate tariff, Blecker argues, the U.S. economy stands to lose more than 300,000 jobs. The President should not bow to the pressures of foreign importers who are profiting from steel imported in violation of trade laws. --DAN DIMICCO President and CEO Nucor Corp. Charlotte...
...Elkies. Elkies, a campus personality remarkable for the winning combination of his youth and achievements, sat quietly in the second row throughout the performance of his composition, standing only for a few unassuming seconds afterwards to offer the audience a short wave, a little kiss and an understated bow...