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...true that there is some objective cost to house, feed and educate a Harvard student. But no student, however wealthy, actually pays that cost. Nor, since education is a public good, should they. We live in a society that believes that people should contribute to public goods proportionate to their ability. No one in America pays the objective cost of providing public goods for themselves. Instead, some pay more, and some pay less...
...Green midfielder Alison Moulin scored on a free position shot, and Whitney Jamison followed nine seconds later with a goal off of a Moulin feed for a 5-2 lead...
...Crimson scored five of the first six goals in the second quarter to pull within two at 7-5 with 2:31 to play in the half. Included in the run was a transition goal by McBride off of a no-look feed from senior midfielder Derek Nowak...
...Crimson offense showed signs of life, scoring double-digit goals for the first time since its four-game, season-opening winning streak. McBride led the outburst by completing his first collegiate hat trick with two fourth-quarter goals. The first came from an outside shot off a feed from junior midfielder Doug Logigian, while the second came after freshman midfielder Zach Chandis found McBride cutting to the middle...
Well, publishers and booksellers still have hungry mouths to feed. In the book industry, where profits are narrow, Oprah's endorsement of any title meant a minimum of 500,000 additional sales, says Jim Milliot, the business editor at Publishers Weekly. For the publisher, that translates to at least an additional $5 million in revenue. Among ambitious writers she produced an Oprah effect. They knew that editors were always happy to be offered stories they knew Oprah liked, the ones centered on family drama or personal struggle by characters who are scarred but who endure. Oprah, with her largely female...