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Sophomore William Lee won his first college title by defeating Marty Olthof of Rutgers in the "A" flight when Olthof retired in the first set with a shoulder injury. Freshman teammate Oliver Choo pulled a groin muscle and was unable to compete in the "B" flight finals after having an impressive run in the tournament...
...Lee reached the finals by defeating another Rutgers player, Haji Jagsdale, 6-3, 2-6, 6-1 in the semis. In the championship match, Lee took a commanding 5-0 lead before losing focus and dropping the next two games. Before the start of the next game, however, Olthof retired...
...returning well the whole tournament and I think the team is prepared for the ECAC [the league championships in two weeks]," said Lee. "I admit that I would've liked to finish the match, though...
...captain Joe Green paired with Lee in the "A" doubles tournament and, despite being seeded No. 1, lost in the finals, 8-6, to Brown teammates Malone and Josh Hoskins...
...Kathie Lee makes good on that threat by tearing up her contract with yet another sweatshop, will her actions have an impact in the grand scheme of workers? rights? Eventually, says TIME senior economics reporter Bernard Baumohl. "There?s an inexorable trend toward better working conditions in factories abroad. It?s part and parcel of the globalization process." These days, Baumohl explains, when a U.S.-based company sends manufacturing contracts abroad, it is expected, and sometimes required, to pay a reasonable wage for services rendered. In countries highly dependent on foreign contracts, an increase in manufacturing-job salaries means...