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...fallout from gasoline prices was doubly painful for the G.O.P. because it obliterated the good news that the economy is absolutely cranking. Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke estimated that the economy grew nearly 5% in the first quarter, while unemployment has fallen to 4.7%, the lowest since 2001. But the price of gas isn't a mere macroeconomic figure. It's a pocketbook item that consumers feel every week. The economy required about 27% less energy to produce a dollar of GDP last year than it did in 1986, according to the Department of Energy. But gas prices are hurting...
...better every year, and this year was the first year where he really took charge.” “I think we’ll need a lot of sophomore and freshman help,” he added. Shore had the team’s lowest stroke average in the fall season and will be counted on for consistently strong production next year. Christensen also saw action in a significant number of events this year, giving hope that sophomore help may well be available. Despite graduating, Hynes doesn’t seem concerned for the future...
Crime rates in Cambridge last year were at their lowest in over 40 years, according to the Cambridge Police Department (CPD) 2005 Annual Crime Report released online Wednesday...
...Harvard, professors in New Haven receive significantly higher salaries than at public research universities, according to the AAUP. University of California, Los Angeles tops the list of highest salary pay to professors at public research universities, receiving an average of $128,400 a year, according to the AAUP. The lowest paid professors in the U.S. are far worse off, only receiving $28,000 at Naropa University in Boulder, Colo. Harvard professors’ salaries rose in step with inflation. The current pay rate for Harvard’s full professors rose 3.4 percent from 2004-2005, when they earned...
...this [was] a failed prosecution, period," al-Arian attorney Linda Moreno tells TIME. "[Former Attorney General] John Ashcroft announced the indictment three years ago on the steps of the Justice Department. Three years later, we have the Department of Justice recommending that Dr. al-Arian be sentenced to the lowest term possible and agreeing that this is not a crime of violence that he's pleading to. This is hardly a victory for the prosecution...