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...This is not science. It's a policy goal," says Eli Noam, director of the Columbia Institute for Tele-Information in New York City. "It's pretty clear that, given the head start of the Bells, it's difficult for someone to come in without a little regulatory weighting of the scales. But you don't want to prolong it. It puts regulators in the driver's seat...
...eight scorers in the ECAC, three (Tyler Kolarik, Tim Pettit and Brett Nowak) belong to Harvard. The other five are Yalies. Senior Evan Wax, juniors Ryan Steeves and Vin Hellemyer, freshman Christian Jensen and Higgins lead a potent Eli attack that averages five-and-a-quarter goals per game, tops in the ECAC. Yale defeated Princeton 6-1 this past Saturday...
Whether poetry or pharmaceuticals have done more to benefit the human condition is a debate best left to philosophers. But it's clear that as of last week, pharmaceuticals have contributed more to poetry than the other way around. Ruth Lilly, 87, heiress to the Eli Lilly drug fortune, donated $100 million to the 90-year-old journal Poetry. The esteemed Chicago-based publication has a staff of four, and editor Joe Parisi said it has been in danger of folding at least eight times because it lacked funds. Lilly's generosity is all the more impressive considering that...
Harvard was unable to counter on its next few drives, but it did shave a considerable amount of time off the clock to further frustrate the sputtering Eli offense...
...wind of Soldiers Field, a squad of brown-haired quadrupeds ran down the field hopping, slobbering and snorting. But the Yale cheerleaders weren’t the only furry animals scampering across the stadium; the mounted state troopers patrolled Soldiers Field after Harvard’s victory over the Eli menace, riding tall over the crowds of Harvard enthusiasts rushing the field to greet the vanquished Yalies. Last week, the Crimson Staff listed some of the ways in which Harvard beats Yale every day. This week, we have compiled a new list showing how fair Harvard, on its own turf...