Word: jump
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Saturday in Catamount country, a lack of defensive experience on Harvard's end allowed the hosts to jump to an early advantage and hang on for the three-goal victory...
...spate of economic reports last week tended to support that view. Buoyed by a 7.1% jump in August purchases of U.S.-made cars, retail sales rose a strong 1.9% for the month. Much of the big auto gain reflected the low-cost financing that car- makers used to help clear dealers' lots. The Government also disclosed that industrial production rose a modest .3% in August, after remaining unchanged in July. The small increase showed that imports continue to cut deeply into American factory output...
...news is that your Harvard tuition this year will come to $16,500. The good news is that Harvard experienced its lowest percentage price jump since 1973, and it will cost less to go here than either Princeton or Yale. Other data released in the annual College Board survey stated that Harvard is the sixth most expensive college in the nation. College Cost 1. Bennington $17,210 2. MIT $17,030 3. Barnard $16,842 4. Princeton $16,790 5. Yale $16,650 6. Harvard $16,500 7. Sarah Lawrence $16,285 8. Stanford $16,193 9. Tufts...
...news is that your Harvard tuition this year will come to $16,500. The good news is that Harvard experienced its lowest percentage price jump since 1973, and it will cost less to go here than either Princeton or Yale. Other data released in the annual College Board survey stated that Harvard is the sixth most expensive college in the nation. College Cost 1. Bennington $17,210 2. MIT $17,030 3. Barnard $16,842 4. Princeton $16,790 5. Yale $16,650 6. Harvard $16,500 7. Sarah Lawrence $16,285 8. Stanford $16,193 9. Tufts...
...news is that your Harvard tuition this year will come to $16,500. The good news is that Harvard experienced its lowest percentage price jump since 1973, and it will cost less to go here than either Princeton or Yale. Other data released in the annual College Board survey stated that Harvard is the sixth most expensive college in the nation. College Cost 1. Bennington $17,210 2. MIT $17,030 3. Barnard $16,842 4. Princeton $16,790 5. Yale $16,650 6. Harvard $16,500 7. Sarah Lawrence $16,285 8. Stanford $16,193 9. Tufts...