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...particularly likely to experience a “January thaw” as well as a “January freeze.” And March, likewise, can either go out like a lion or a lamb. According to Weather.com, temperatures in Boston on today’s date, March 22, have ranged from a low of 11 degrees—registered in 1934—to a high of 72 degrees in 1948. So what sort of weather do Harvard experts predict for the coming weeks? “Chaotic,” said Farrell. “Variable...
...once they were labeled, but they bought even more when we raised prices by 10 percent and still more when we raised prices by 20 percent.” Richard B. Freeman, Ascherman professor of economics, said that the study was the most conclusive social labeling experiment done to date. Freeman has also done research on social labeling and its potential to inform consumers’ decisions. “Other social labeling experiments have yielded weak results, and this study builds on them to do the closest to a real lab type experiment we have, and the results...
...Watkins said. With the score knotted at 8-8 in the top of the seventh, Murray’s two-out, two-RBI single drove home the decisive runs, closing out a three-run inning. Harvard’s 14 hits were the most of the season to date. Vertovez picked up her second win of the season, pitching the last five innings of the contest in relief. —Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood can be reached at bhinshel@fas.harvard.edu...
...again," says a senior ngo worker. But RAMSI chief Batley says "one show of force is not going to solve the problem." Commissioner Castles says he will follow up Junelyn's story and investigate the other allegations in the unicef report. Yet for all of RAMSI's successes to date, this is an area where authorities can't afford to wait, says Dr. Holly Aruwafu, a former government advisor on hiv/aids. She warns that no one should have any illusions about the cost of failure to protect the Solomons' youngsters. "Anyone who thinks helping children is not their mandate...
...around 7:15 a.m. on Nov. 19, a U.S. humvee was struck by a powerful improvised explosive device (ied) attached to a large propane canister, triggered by remote control. The bomb killed Terrazas, who was driving, and injured two other Marines. For U.S. troops, Haditha, set among date-palm groves along the Euphrates River, was inhospitable territory; every day the Marines found scores of bombs buried in the dirt roads near their base. Eman Waleed, 9, lived in a house 150 yards from the site of the blast, which was strong enough to shatter all the windows in her home...