Word: per
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard's defense is playing as tough in the last period as in the first. Not many teams would dive in front of pucks when they are up by more five goals. Harvard would. That's why it has allowed an average of 2.3 goals per ECAC game...
Election Commissioner Sondra Scheir directs former poll workers who returned for the special recount yesterday. The city hired 40 counters at $7 per hour...
...former managing editor of The Washington Post, said that "part of the conservatism [in newspapers today], and by conservatism I mean less risk taking, is that in many cities you have one newspaper or one overwhelmingly dominant newspaper...In the old days, when you had two or three newspapers per city, if you had an aggrieved party or someone who wanted to tip you to a really juicy story...and one newspaper didn't want it for whatever reasons--political, ideological or otherwise--you could always walk across the street to another newspaper...
Under the proposal, institutions would be charged $0.94 per cubic foot of water, while single families would be taxed at $0.81. Commercial users would pay $0.85 per cubic foot and industrial users...
...biggest users are Harvard and MIT, yet the rate increase does not reflect them," Walsh said, adding that the proposal would merely perpetuate the present system. Instead, he said the rates per cubic foot should be highest for the institutions using the most water...