Word: brights
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...ranking in the nation and first place in the ECAC will be on the line when the Harvard women's hockey team hosts New Hampshire (UNH) at the Bright Hockey Center Saturday...
...score of the first game might also have been low because it was played on UNH's larger, Olympic-sized rink. Harvard has scored less than five goals only four times this season, and two of those games were played on large ice surfaces (at UNH and Minnesota). The Bright Center's smaller rink might allow for more quality scoring chances, but it could help the defenses double-team around the net or use the boards to clear the defensive zone...
...valuable asset--your career--also is linked to the health of your company and industry. While you should invest enough in your 401(k) to receive any match that your employer offers, it's generally a mistake to voluntarily buy more of your employer's stock--no matter how bright you consider its prospects. Rough times can hit a company or an entire industry without warning. A portfolio diversified among five or more industries, including some that are sensitive to the ups and downs of the economy (airlines, builders, equipment makers) and some that aren't (food, drugs), gives...
What I've become concerned about is that the bright young people interested in government as a career are going to take one look at this whole mess and run the other way. The upcoming decades are going to require politicians who are in it for the right reasons. If I were someone like Stad, for example, I'd be genuinely concerned about the environment I was jumping into...
When Neil L. Rudenstine took the University's helm in 1991, Harvard lent him a bright yellow mansion on posh Brattle Street for free. But even though Rudenstine lives on University property without rent, he borrowed $176,000 from Harvard for a mortgage...