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...Monday's mostly rosier mood, there were developments that could have given markets as much to choke on than cheer about. Over the weekend the heads of French savings bank Caisses d'Epargne were forced to resign following revelations that unauthorized derivatives trading last week produced a $810 million loss. On Sunday, meanwhile, the Netherlands said it would inject a further $13.5 billion into troubled finance company ING - another indication that European banks may not yet have entirely accounted for all the toxic debt they assumed...
...Terriers, the weekend split still marked an improvement over recent struggles.With the celebratory mood of Senior Day intact, the Crimson will look to use this enthusiasm to reverse its fortunes in the postseason.ST. FRANCIS 11, HARVARD 3Harvard’s offense proved ineffective in yesterday’s loss to the Terriers. The Crimson held its own against the ranked foe in the first and second quarters, pulling to within 2-1 late in the first half with a goal from sophomore Bret Voith. Tune added the equalizer at the start of the third, but it wasn?...
...goal of the year. “[Kylie’s] been playing phenomenal. She definitely saved our butts a couple of times,” Romanelli said. “We can’t let the game fall on her.” Saturday’s loss snapped a four-game winning steak during which Harvard had scored 16 goals. “It was an incredibly disappointing performance,” Harvard coach Sue Caples said. “It’s the little things that are going to make a difference. We can?...
...hole in the fifth game. Although Harvard pushed the fifth beyond the minimum of 15 points, the Big Red held onto its lead to win the game and end the match, 25-19, 20-25, 25-18, 19-25, 16-14.Energized by the previous night’s loss, the Crimson came out strong against Columbia (5-10, 0-6). Maintaining the high level of play from the night before, Harvard deftly swept the Lions in three games, 25-21, 25-15, 25-21.HARVARD 3, COLUMBIA 0There would be no heartbreaker in the second match—not for Harvard, at least...
...while media scrutiny of Palin's record started to damage her maverick credibility (can you say Bridge to Nowhere?), her bubble truly got deflated by Katie Couric. Palin's two weeks of interview broadcasts on CBS Evening News coincided with a collapse in her approval ratings and a loss of McCain's gains among white women. In the interviews, Palin showed a lack of understanding of a number of key federal issues, including the debate over the constitutional right to privacy that forms the basis of Roe v. Wade, McCain's policy on Pakistan and the record of Vice President...