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...came back to Cambridge for summer school, and lived in the Co-op. The summer was “great.” Then the bubble burst...
...said. “To see a juggler just makes it that much more fun.” To train for the marathon, Warren ran an average of 8 miles a day and worked up to a 20-mile run the week before the event. For an extra burst of energy, he ate chocolate cake the night before the marathon. According to Warren, adding juggling to jogging takes practice but is not impractical because juggling and joggling have the “same arm motion.” Both involve moving your arms “back and forth, right...
...decline, which goes back to the energy crisis of the 1970s, has been accelerating lately, compounded by competition from Japanese and Korean brands, another burst of high gasoline prices, the bankruptcy of its largest parts supplier, Delphi, in Troy, Mich., and perhaps most critically, a glut of SUVs and sedans. For all those reasons, Wall Street is discounting GM's chances of survival. Bearish analysts say there's a 40% chance the company will go bust in a couple of years. "The forces working on the auto industry--not just on GM--are gigantic," says Gerald Meyers, a former chairman...
...game, and started playing well together.” Harvard came out strong in the first half, grabbing an early 11-point lead. That lead, however, would slip away at the end of the first half, as URI would rally to get back into the game. After this burst, the Crimson would take only its one possession lead into the intermission. After the break, Harvard started the second half the way it began the first. The only difference this time was that the Crimson would not let up the pressure and finished strong down the stretch for the victory...
Harvard launched its crucial burst against the frenetic full court press of Holy Cross, traditionally one of the top defensive teams in the nation. Junior guard Jim Goffredo beat the press by converting a three-point play on a lay-up in transition, pushing the lead...