Word: nelles
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Game--Winning RBI--Vallone. DP--Boston College. E--Murphy, Schwegman, O'Nell, Pakalnis 2, Dicesare. LOB--Boston College 9, Harvard 10. 2B--Murphy, Adarns, Vierra, Vallone. HR--Flynn, Daley, McAndrews (2). SB--DePalo. CS--Giaquinto, DePalo S--Hill, Dicesare SF--R'vera, McAndrews. IP H R ER BB SO Boston College O'Nell L, 3-3 9 10 9 7 9 5 Harvard Musseliman 4 4 3 3 2 6 Chenevey 2 1 3 3 4 1 Sorbara...
...DePalo by O'Nell...
...meet their high overheads.CrimsonDavid S. HilzenrathMiss Teen Massachusetts rides through the Square in an open limousine during a parade celebrating the grand opening of the $75 million Charles Square hotel condominium-office-retail complex. Despite cloudy skies and gusting winds, hundreds of Cantabridgians, including House Speaker Thomas P O' Nell Jr., lined the streets of Cambridge to watch the extravaganza. The parade featured exotic cars, celebrity look-alikes, musicians, street performers, and dancer from the Harvard-sponsored City step troupe...
...just want to get better, better and better. If the Olympics did anything for me, it renewed that desire." Her winter has been eventful. Several days after the fact was only casually reported to Oregon police, Mary described a melodrama in which she played Little Nell to a mugger of undetermined size and indistinguishable features who jumped from his bicycle and knocked her down almost in the fashion of Zola Budd, savaging the same hip. He threatened to kill her with a knife but she escaped to flag down the car of an elderly couple, whose names...
...page study, called Corporate Classrooms: The Learning Business, represents more than two years of research by Carnegie Trustee Nell Eurich on what has been a disconnected and poorly observed educational behemoth. U.S. companies, Eurich reports, are training and educating nearly 8 million people, close to the total enrollment in America's four-year colleges and universities. According to Carnegie President Ernest Boyer, the corporate classroom has quietly become "a kind of third leg of the education system in the U.S." And it is one of the strongest forces for continuing adult education. Courses range from remedial English to nuclear engineering...