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...Colorado Springs, which employs just eight food inspectors for about 2,000 restaurants, reported the third highest number of violations in the study, at 46; most cited unclean food surfaces, as well as food being inadequately refrigerated and outside openings being left vulnerable to rodents. The cities with the fewest violations were Tucson, Ariz., where 20 inspectors reported 14 violations; San Francisco, whose 20 inspectors came up with 15 violations; and Philadelphia, where 26 inspectors ferreted out 16 offenses, over half of which were related to insects and rodents...
...quite large,” said Kristin E. Blagg ’08, one of the writers of the report and a co-chair of the policy group. The researchers compared the six states with the highest number of women in their legislatures to the six with the fewest number of female legislators. “We really wanted to see if things that the highest percentage are doing well are what the lowest percentage are doing badly,” said policy group co-chair Alyssa S. King ’08, another one of the report?...
...stole 18 bases, better than everyone in the Ivy League except for classmate Emily Henderson, who ran her way to 28 stolen bases. Henderson was named to the All-Ivy First Team. Harvard was also the League’s top defensive team. Its collective 49 errors were the fewest of any team in the Ancient Eight. And while one of the Crimson’s fielders, first baseman Danielle Kerper, is graduating, the rest of the Ivy League’s best defense will be back next season. Also donning a cap and gown today are two of Harvard?...
...None of this, of course, is to take away from the turnaround in Iraq. Last month we saw the fewest American casualties since the invasion in 2003. Basra, Sadr City, and Mosul are coming back under Baghdad's control. Many Iraqis feel safe enough to move back into their houses. And none of it should take away from General Petraeus; our troops, who are bleeding and dying to hold together a country vital to American interests; or the Iraqis, who have backed away from civil war. So why should we now mischaracterize the enemy...
...researchers compared the six states with the highest number of women in their legislatures to the six with the fewest number of female legislators...