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...fall, the seven-man team will take on tough eastern and NCAA teams; the spring will entail competition in the AAU. Along the way. Harvard plans to meet six of the eight teams that made it to the NCAA finals last year, including perennial powerhouse and second-ranked UCLA, and tough customers Fordham and Air Force. In the east, the first goal will be to defeat two teams that have drowned the club in the past--Yale and MIT--and ultimately to challenge Brown, the strongest in the east...
Rooney, who graduated from Princeton, will be responsible for financial management and general administration at the GSD. Her specific role will entail giving the school a closer knit administrative organization and introducing new management controls...
...lowest point that can be achieved without bankrupting an industry. But, said the Justices, a "safe" workplace does not mean one that is completely free of risk: "There are many activities that we engage in every day-such as driving a car or even breathing city air -that entail some risk." Before OSHA can set a new standard, they ruled, the agency must produce some kind of evidence that the old one is unsafe and that the new one will in fact reduce the risk to health...
Acceptance of the 10-9-8 proposal would entail successive raises of 44, 43 and 42 cents an hour for full-time employees...
...precipitated Vance's departure -the aborted raid to rescue the hostages. "I'd be disappointed if that option had not been explored and tried if feasible," says Ed Muskie. But he adds that he does not feel "comfortable" with the military options and believes the side effects entail "pretty high risks." Though he has no exact formula as yet, the Senator from Maine would like to offer Iran some incentives to surrender the hostages-what he calls "a carrot as well as a stick...