Word: match
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson faced its biggest test of the match in the third set after Brown went up, 7-1. Harvard kept its cool and rattled off 12 straight points with Cunnigham serving into the weak part of Brown's lineup...
...computer didn't travel for the match; it remained in Pittsburgh with a telephone line to relay its moves to a computer terminal in New York, where someone moved the chess pieces...
Although there is no question that higher education prices are high--and similar from school to school--this is not necessarily a product of overt collusion. Schools could very well raise their prices to match those of other institutions without explicitly setting a price. In addition, there are many fixed costs that colleges must bear, such as competitive salaries for professors and making up for the appalling lack of federal funding for everything from financial aid to necessary research...
Harvard will host the Harvard Inivitational November 4-5 at the MAC. This Wednesday, the Crimson travels to Brown for its last regular-season Ivy match of the year...
Although Altman and Cech did not collaborate directly, each benefited from the other's advances. "Like a Ping-Pong match, the ball went from one to the other," according to Bertil Andersson, a member of the Nobel Committee. Cech heard of the award while in Boston accepting another prize. "I am obviously excited about it," he said. "It was something that everyone has been telling me would happen, but I had no way of knowing when." What will the researchers do with their $470,000 prize? "I'll just go back to the lab and do more work," Altman said...