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...Recreational Athletic Center. The seminar, which drew Harvard students as well as other members of the aikido community, involved two days of classes and weapons training as well as a technique demonstration on Saturday. Faust suggested that aikido’s nonconfrontational approach might be a welcome change of pace for Harvard students. “It’s more than a martial art,” he said. “It’s about dealing with life in a positive way. There’s no competition involved.” Maciej Godlewski...
Conditions certainly are right. Booming economies globally and an emerging middle class in Asia, where gold jewelry is especially popular, will triple demand over the next few years, predicts the World Gold Council. Mining companies won't be able to keep pace because they failed to invest sufficiently in exploration and technology during gold's long slump. Meanwhile, soaring oil prices are contributing to inflation worries; gold is a classic inflation hedge...
...notched an unassisted goal with 8:51 left. The Crimson held the Pride to two goals for the quarter, both coming in the last minute and a half of play to make it 12-4. Freshman goalie Joe Pike made four saves in the period, and Harvard stayed on pace with Hofstra, taking seven shots on goal to the Pride’s eight. “The thing that was most rewarding about the game was that the first half was very one-sided and the second half we played them even,” Crimson coach Scott Anderson...
...course was a battle—not between Harvard and Northeastern, which fell out of any sort of contention by the midway point, but rather between the Crimson and the conditions that became even worse after the Mass. Ave. Bridge.“We established a very good pace,” Hoy said. “I think it was very aggressive, especially under those conditions. We are learning to establish a very aggressive and very strong racing cadence, and that’s very important.”For the second consecutive week, the Crimson enjoyed a striking...
...about $1,400. I wish U.S. Presidents and politicians received similarly meager pensions. Not only would that be hugely popular with the American public, it also probably wouldn't financially ruin those officials. Most of them get rich in office, if they weren't already wealthy. Rex H. Wyers Pace, Florida, U.S. It is certainly sad to see the developments in Russia since Gorbachev was President of the former Soviet Union. His concept of perestroika was sorely misunderstood by the population, which has since separated into many factions, each with its own agenda. As a Nobel laureate, Gorbachev will...