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...with a Molecular and Chemical Biology problem set. No College student under that name lives in Cabot. Garcia was arraigned on the same day. He could not be reached for comment. “It is my sincere hope that the material taught in Ec 10 will provide a catalyst for discussion among students beyond the classroom,” N. Gregory Mankiw, the professor of Ec 10, wrote in an e-mailed statement. “There are, however, better ways for that discussion to take place,” he added. —Staff writer Michal Labik...
...really try to establish our forecheck and use our speed off the rush. I think we were able to do that in the third period [Pier-Olivier] Michaud’s line came out and had about a minute and a half, and I think that was really the catalyst for us to establish a good forecheck, and we were really able to generate some power-play opportunities off of that.”SO FRESH AND CLEANHoyle finished his first full college game and posted his first career victory Friday night. “He looked very comfortable...
...plunge in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which marked the largest one-day points drop in Wall Street history, did not ignite a calamitous selloff on Asian markets. There was some damage after Washington failed to pass a $700 billion bailout plan for the U.S. financial system, the catalyst for Wall Street's plunge. Japan's Nikkei Index fell 4.1% on Sept. 30; after declining in early trading, stocks in China and Hong Kong eked out small gains. "The reaction was not as bad as I had feared," says Dariusz Kowalcyzk, chief investment strategist of CFC Seymour, a boutique investment...
...think that that's not serious, they're in for a big surprise. They should not pooh-pooh the ground game that Obama is mounting; it's a formidable one. I don't think in my experience in Democratic politics there's ever been anything like it." Ickes' company, Catalyst, compiled one of the voter lists that the Obama campaign is using - which includes not only all 180 million registered voters but an additional 80 million unregistered eligible adults...
...former Cold War rival. Russia may possess oil and nukes, but it is sorely lacking in point guards. In 2004, Vladimir Putin personally authorized the passport granted to J.R. Holden, a journeyman American guard who never made it to the NBA but who has been a catalyst for the Russian national team. But the real sniping began with the "defection" of Becky Hammon, a WNBA star who signed a contract with a Russian club that helped her gain citizenship and a spot on the national team for these Games. Like Holden, the South Dakota native has no family links...