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Yale took a 1-0 lead at 10:33 into the first period, when Jeff Hristovski flipped the puck over a sprawling Dov Grumet-Morris. The Whale crowd serenaded the latter with the old goalie favorite, “It’s all your fault! It’s all your fault...
...round and in addition, I believe, are weighted so that it is possible to make them roll on the green with a curve either from left to right, or right to left, exactly as is done with curling stones in the game of curling, although of course in the latter game the ability to curve the stones does not come from the fact that the stones are not round, but because the stone slides on the edges of the cup-shaped depression on the bottom of the stone which gives it a certain traction on the ice when turned...
Corporate watchdogs were panting last week as not one but three former CEOs started trial: WorldCom's Bernard Ebbers, HealthSouth's Richard Scrushy and Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski, with the latter back in court after a mistrial. --By Julie Rawe...
...month, two major property-related plans-a private consortium's desire to demolish a never-used, seven-building public housing estate, and the Housing Authority's attempt to sell shares in the largest ever real estate investment trust-were suspended (at least temporarily) after public opposition and, in the latter case, a legal challenge. Public ire is currently being directed at a visionary scheme that could be Tung's greatest contribution to a city often derided as a cultural desert: an arts center to be built on 40 weedy hectares of reclaimed harborfront land. First introduced in Tung...
...intangibles are, well, intangible, and liberals have grown very conservative when it comes to social policy. They prefer certainty over choice. The "ifs" involved in the partial privatization of Social Security are titanic, especially when one considers the wanton fiscal irresponsibility of the latter-day Republican Party. Any attempt to move toward private accounts will be costly, given Social Security's current obligations--and any proposal to make the change without paying for it would be economically dangerous, given the country's enormous budget and trade deficits. Also, if we're going to be serious about this, there...