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Coupled with two tallies Friday night against Vermont, Corriero’s prolific weekend moved her ahead of the pack for the national goal-scoring lead with 37 and earned her ECAC Player of the Week honors. Meanwhile, her five goals Saturday matched the previous high output for an entire team?...
...imbalance he indicated was evident in Harvard’s scoring output, which saw the Crimson earn 22 of its 27 points in non-running events like the shot put, triple jump, weight throw, long jump and high jump. Although there were some racing placements, those places only earned the team five points total...
...their plight might be easier to understand if leaders were more honest about what lurks behind the globalization-makes-you-poor argument. In 1945, when almost every potentially rich economy apart from the U.S. lay amid the rubble of war, the U.S. accounted for about 50% of world economic output, and U.S. wages were much higher than those elsewhere. But other nations caught up--first Western Europe, then Japan, then Southeast Asia, then Eastern Europe, now India and China. The U.S. share of the world economy is now only about 22%, and wages elsewhere are closer to those of Americans...
...labor shortage has given button-sewers and shoe-stitchers a bit of bargaining power for the first time. Factory owners cannot replace disgruntled employees as easily as they once could; wildcat strikes can cripple output for days or weeks. Almost imperceptibly, workers are starting to win concessions. As many as 3,000 employees at Shenzhen-based electronics manufacturer Haiyan staged a walkout in October to protest salaries that were below minimum wage; they were enticed back to the factory floor by a raise and the promise of back pay. A month later, 1,000 employees of the Shanlin electronics factory...
...slow down Dartmouth guard Mike Lang, who has started just one game this season but leads the team in scoring with 13.2 points per contest. Lang came off the bench to light up Harvard for 24 points in the teams’ first meeting—his second highest output of the season behind a 31-point performance at UC Davis. He earned his first start of the season against Holy Cross on Wednesday and scored 13 points in the Big Green’s 73-52 loss...