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...than the team in front of us, and then move on,” Stone said. Such is the nature of the ECAC, a conference noted for the continued success of its top programs but lacking depth at the bottom of its 12-team lineup. In the latest national poll, Harvard was joined in the top six by traditional powerhouses Dartmouth and St. Lawrence, ranking third and fourth, respectively. The Crimson is 0-3-1 on the season against those two units. Including a December draw with No. 5 New Hampshire, Harvard totes a discouraging 0-3-2 record against...
...Economics James H. Stock, the department chair. “We have kept the secondary concentration simple and—not surprisingly for economists—have tried to allow considerable freedom of choice,” Stock wrote in an e-mail. In the fall, the department polled students in Social Analysis 10, “Principles of Economics,” (Ec 10) on their thoughts about primary and secondary concentrations. The poll suggested that the number of students pursuing a secondary field in economics would fall in the range of 150 to 200 per class.This estimate...
...only recent improvement in Hizballah's fortunes. A couple of weeks ago, the Israeli chief of staff was forced to retire, which many regard as an Israeli acknowledgement that it lost last summer's 34-day war with Hizballah. Most Lebanese Shi'a apparently agree. According to a Zogby poll, 70% of Lebanese Shi'a believe the Israelis were the losers in the war. Almost 70% said they have a more positive view of Hizballah than they did before the conflict...
...Pundits and bloggers would do well to tape a copy of these poll results, from ABC-Washington Post in January of 2003, on their monitors/mirrors/most viewed flat surface in their office...
...upcoming presidential elections, seemed bulletproof last autumn after trouncing two opponents with high-powered resumés. But in the two weeks since the governing conservative Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) affirmed Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy as its candidate, Sego is looking aimless and rattled - Sarkozy's poll numbers have surpassed hers, and Socialist advisers are beginning to bicker over how to put the wind back in her sails...