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...First National Bank of Hope, Kans., a town where the noon whistle blows daily for its 400 residents, has survived all kinds of competition. The rural bank has remained independently owned for its entire 83 years, even through the Great Depression, says Dan Coup, its president and CEO. But Coup is worried that his bank may not survive what he sees on the horizon: Wal-Mart. "They could run us out of business in a heartbeat...
...these elements were absent from Harvard’s Sunday doubleheader with Columbia. The vista beyond the fences of O’Donnell Field is nothing to marvel at. With a cruel gust blowing in off the Charles, it was cold and I was underdressed. The seemingly interminable noon-time twinbill didn’t end until almost 5:30. And the Crimson sapped the drama out of the affair by leaping out to monster early leads in both games against the toothless Lions, who played all afternoon like they had their cups on backwards. Still, I managed to enjoy...
...together at the same time.” Harvard will look to find greater consistency when it faces more Ivy competition next week, this time at the Beren Tennis Center. It will return to the courts to host Penn on Friday at 2 p.m. and Princeton on Saturday at noon. COLUMBIA 4 HARVARD 3 After falling to the Lions in New York, the Crimson lost its second-straight Ivy League match on the weekend. Harvard got off to a shaky start when the pair of Kumar and co-captain Brandon Chiu lost 3-8 at the first position...
...common sense that with classes resuming the next morning, most students are back on campus (and hungry) by Sunday night. After all, if the College librarians figured that students would need space to study on Sunday night—and fully reopened the libraries at noon on Sunday accordingly—we can reasonably expect HUDS to show similar foresight and fire up a few more ovens. In the future, we hope that, after a vacation, HUDS errs on the side of reopening too many dining halls early instead of not enough...
...batting average for the week. Senior rightfielder Lance Salsgiver was tabbed for the League Honor Roll, batting .464 with 13 runs scored, seven stolen bases, and an impressive .821 slugging percentage. First-place Harvard returns to the field for its home opener this Saturday meeting Penn in a noon-time doubleheader. It then clashes with Columbia in another doubleheader on Sunday, also at noon...