Word: fallen
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...declares, “This is one of the greatest rivalries in college football, and you’re going to represent this with just one flavor? And not even include an action figure of some sort? Or sprinkle some grenadine on it to represent the blood of our fallen enemies?” He suggests blueberry ice cream with orange sherbet as a better representation of UF’s true colors...
...Johns Hopkins Medical School, application numbers have fallen, mirroring the national trend...
...committee data indicates that real wages have fallen over the past seven years throughout the service sector. Take the custodians: in real terms, 80 percent of directly-hired custodians earned more than $10 an hour in 1994. Today, 82 percent earn less than $10 an hour. Or the security guards: in real terms, 58 percent of Harvard’s directly-hired security guards earned $14 an hour or more in 1994. In 2001, 58 percent of these guards earn less than $10 an hour, and not a single one makes more than...
Soccer is the sport subject to the most recent tournament expansion this past year. The women’s field expanded from 48 to 64 teams, raising the percentage of teams in the tournament from 17.3 to 23.1. Softball, whose rate has fallen below 20 percent in recent years, is among those next in line for tournament expansion...
...Natural Resources Defense Council last year funded a hydrological study of the aquifer that found the water level in some of the Hopi wells had fallen 100 ft. since mining began, and the flows from most of its springs had been reduced 50%. Peabody cites its own extensive studies and argues that the water it draws from the aquifer is comparable to dipping "half a beverage can out of a 55-gal. drum." But Palmer says that Peabody "does accept that the aquifer has religious significance...