Word: nets
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...varsity will shoot at many fine goalies before the year is out, and not the least of these will be Harry Levin, the Terriers' net-tender. B.U. coach Harry Cleverly considers Levin a "great goalie" and he has already turned into fine performances against both Northeastern and Brown. While the Terrier's starting lineup is still not definite, Tony Cicoria and Bub Dubis will probably start at defense, while Larry Creighton, Sarge Kimlin, and Jack Karruthers will make up the first line. Levin will almost certainly start in goal...
...since 1953, middle-sized dailies today account for 39% of all the 57 million daily papers sold in the U.S.-and they are forging ahead at a steady 1% a year. They have also been hit less hard by spiraling costs than their metropolitan competitors. Most middle-tier dailies net between 8% and 12% a year, v. 3% to 5% for the prosperous big-city papers-and few of the big-city papers are truly prosperous. They also compete less fiercely for advertising than most metropolitan dailies, which not only charge lower line rates but must pay far more...
...Harvard should raise its tuition, of course there would have to be an increase in scholarships and loans, but the net revenue would be higher," the Dean asserted. Alden expressed the opinion that two-thirds of today's college students do not require financial...
...York Central also wants to cut its passenger runs. "If we could eliminate our passenger trains now," said President Alfred E. Perlman last week, "our net income would be $80 million a year higher...
Included in the $1 million Rogers Block project are the razing of the 4 1/2-acre area by the city and its development by a private industry. Two-thirds of the net cost will be absorbed by the federal government under urban renewal legislation, and one-third by the city...