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...Dell and Microsoft, which he believes are becoming more shareholder friendly by buying back stock and cutting back on options for executives and should benefit from an expected surge in capital spending. He also likes banking giants Citigroup and Bank of America, whose profit margins should expand after the Fed stops raising interest rates, which is expected this spring...
...very happy to get it.” Added Cocks, “Dave always swims the best he can, and he really wanted this record. It’s a fast time not only for the pool, but for the league and nation. Everyone was really excited, and fed off of his energy.” The Crimson looks to continue its winning streak when it hosts Penn on Saturday in the last dual meet of the season. A win would garner at least a share of the conference championship for Harvard. Although the Crimson savors its wins this...
...second period before striking in the final minute of the frame.With Harvard on the power play, junior defenseman Dylan Reese fired an initial shot that was stopped by Princeton goaltender Eric Leroux.But junior forward Ryan Maki, standing right at the edge of the crease, scooped the rebound and quickly fed it to Du at the left post. Du slammed the puck past Leroux at 19:13, giving Harvard a 3-2 lead and setting himself up for a hat trick.OPENING THE FLOODGATESDu’s explosion was emblematic of a Crimson offense that has started to revive itself.After firing...
...seemed quite secure.His first score came just 41 seconds after Coskren put Harvard (14-9-2, 10-7-1 ECAC) ahead 3-0. Sophomore center Paul Dufault won a faceoff in the left circle of the Huskies’ zone, passing the puck forward to linemate Dave Watters. Watters fed the puck to the streaking Pelle at the right post for an easy put-away that gave the Crimson a 4-0 lead at the second intermission.Pelle accounted for the final 5-0 tally by stuffing the rebound from a Ryan Maki shot midway through the third period.But by that...
...Thaksin declared war on Thailand's drug trade, cracking down on suppliers and small-time dealers. Over 2,500 of them died-killed, said government officials, by other criminals. (Human-rights groups claimed the killings were carried out by Thai security forces.) The campaign was welcomed by ordinary Thais fed up with the prevalence of drugs in their society. Then Thaksin won high marks for his leadership after the tsunami of Dec. 26, 2004, and for Thailand's efforts to control bird flu. Many Thais appreciate his style. "He's the only Prime Minister who goes to the slums...