Word: francisco
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Gone are the days when most students, as they did in 1944, could make the quick trip to New York or "wangle dinner invitations from friends of the family in the nearby villages." Harvard students today hale from such far-off ports as San Francisco, Anchorage and Honolulu. Should not they, too, be able to have the time to visit their friends and family on Thanksgiving? Surely, the University is not so stingy as to begrudge them the time to clasp their hands over a hearty meal with loved ones, and with airline tickets none-too-cheap, the University should...
...third line got into the action 12:05 into the period, as co-captain Sally Maloney and freshman winger Tracy Catlin set up McManama's goal. Shewchuk, Francisco and Botterill rounded out the scoring for the Crimson...
...clincher came 8:01 into the second period on a UNH power play. Shewchuk forced the puck out of the defensive zone, giving her linemates a two-on-one breakaway, shorthanded. Francisco walked the puck down the right wing and hit Botterill as she skated into the slot for the uncontested score...
...advantage of the game. Sophomore defenseman Angela Ruggiero swung the puck to Hagerman, her blueline partner on the Crimson power-play unit, at center point. Hagerman sent a slapper towards the net and it found its way past Roberts, thanks in part to a deflection in front by Francisco...
...Legislators in several cities, angered by rising ATM fees, have simply outlawed them. But last week the banks struck back. Wells Fargo and Bank of America began barring noncustomers from using their ATMs in Santa Monica, Calif., after the city council banned surcharges. San Francisco residents may soon be facing the same fate. "The banks have a right to earn a return on their investment," argues Joseph Morford, a banking analyst for Dain Rauscher Wessels in San Francisco. The machines cost up to $50,000 each. But consumers now appear to be lowering their own costs by cutting back...