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JOHNSON: The other thing is longevity. We're hitting a point where well-to-do women are hitting 85. A lot of women reasonably expect to live to 90. I'm not going to say how old she is [laughter], but my mom is at this age where the kids have all gone to college and her career is at full throttle, and she's quite reasonably expecting to have another decade when she's just at the top of her game...
...following the death of a wife, and that widowed white women are 16 percent more likely to die than their still-married counterparts. By contrast, no widowhood effect whatsoever was found for black widows or widowers. This came as a surprise to the researchers. “While we expected the direction of this trend, we certainly did not expect to find no effect,” Elwert said. “We were surprised by how dramatic the results were.” Although the causes for the racial discrepancy have not yet been studied, Elwert believes the difference...
...with its five-game winning streak—which dates back to last season—Maki was quick to note that “it’s the playoffs, and everyone in our locker room knows that anyone can beat anyone, and we can’t expect to win off of just showing up.”During the regular season, however, the Saints could not beat the Crimson in either of a pair of tight games.On Feb. 24, Harvard escaped with the important 3-2 victory after Murphy beat St. Lawrence goalie Justin Pesony twice...
...marketing it,” says Fliegel.That structure is essential to a script. Frank says that screenwriting is “actually very disciplined.”“Especially the big studio ones, there are certain formulas they follow: three act structure, like two key turning points, expected to be a certain number of pages,” usually 120, he says. “So all those are sort of limiting factors, so it’s how you work within that space. So you actually have to look at it from a jaded perspective...
...fourth straight losing season and a football team whose growth is consistently stunted by shortened schedule thanks to Ivy League postseason rules earn us little praise—(un)deservingly so. As great as it is to see us near the top of the APR ratings, it should be expected, not lauded. This is, of course, Harvard.Granted, the life of a Harvard athlete is indeed a hectic one. Few exceptions from coaches regarding schoolwork and even fewer from professors regarding athletics equal awfully busy days full studying, lifting, and trekking back and forth across the bridge to and from...