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...Crimson will next travel to the Northwestern Tournament in Evanston, Ill., where it will face-off against midwest programs Loyola-Chicago, DePaul and Northwestern...
...statistics come from a white paper on E.U. transport published late last year, a study that also raises what might be called the collateral damage of so many accidents. The transport Commissioner, Spain's Loyola de Palacio, reckons this causes losses of some j45 billion, primarily in health and labor costs. Aside from the direct price of so much killing and maiming, traffic congestion adds many millions more euros in wasted fuel consumption, with its accompanying pollution. Earlier this year, in the Italian industrial region of Lombardy, air-particle counts five times the alert level were being recorded. That meant...
That brashness didn’t always pay off for Harvard. Three different players—Lobach, Fritz and Ara—received ejections when all hell broke loose in the Crimson’s 3-1 setback against Loyola Marymount. Harvard’s extraordinary depth made a contest out of the team’s next match against Boston College, but there was only so much the Crimson could do with its two leading scorers and best defender on the sidelines. Harvard lost, 3-2, and the Crimson didn’t recover in the national rankings...
...Commission President Romano Prodi to soften the reforms. Around the same time Steffen Smidt, the Danish chief of the Commission bureaucracy on fisheries and a strong supporter of the plans, was dismissed, prompting charges that he was forced out for opposing any changes. Then E.U. transport and energy Commissioner Loyola de Palacio, a Spanish conservative with close ties to Aznar, entered the fray. In a letter leaked to the press the day Fischler introduced the proposed reforms, de Palacio described the plan as "provocative" and "brutal." For weeks Prodi had to fend off claims that his commissioners were acting...