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...eulogizing “Jezebel James” because it was a great show. Hell, it even made me cringe a few times. What it was, however, was an example of the kind of promise that can’t be easily recouped after a network makes a rash cancellation. “Jezebel James” was a traditional three-camera sitcom created and written by Amy Sherman-Palladino, best known as the creator of “Gilmore Girls.” It starred two terrific actresses, indie darling Parker Posey (as neurotic children’s-book...
...meeting, the Faculty had failed to make quorum at 11 of its 37 meetings in the past four years. As contrast, Stock pointed to the years 1971 through 1979, during which the faculty missed quorum at only 2 of 55 meetings. Stock suggested that the recent rash of missed quorums may be a result of the Faculty’s growth over the last decade. The professoriate has expanded from 589 to 712 in the last ten years, increasing the number of attendees necessary for quorum. FAS Dean Michael D. Smith spoke briefly in favor of yesterday?...
...came so easily for the Harvard men’s hockey the night before, but in the second game of the best-of-three series with Quinnipiac on Saturday night, it was all the Crimson could do just to survive.Plagued by a rash of penalties and a reinvigorated Bobcats squad that continually held its lead just out of reach, Harvard (15-12-4, 12-7-3 ECAC) suffered a frustrating 7-4 setback at the Bright Hockey Center that made an 11-0 loss seem almost preferable. It was apparent from the game’s opening minutes that this...
...nicely,” said Big Green coach Mark Hudak. “That’s a tough puck for a goalie to handle with a shooter like that.”But the Dartmouth defense couldn’t stop the bleeding for long, especially when a rash of penalties put the Big Green at a severe disadvantage. Junior Sarah Newman and senior Carrie Thompson were both sent to the penalty box within a minute of each other, giving the Crimson a 5-on-3 power play.Harvard capitalized on the opportunity when Vaillancourt struck again, one-timing...
...lawsuit for false advertising and artificially inflating demand . While it is unlikely that Microsoft will change its policies because of the litigation, these types of lawsuits destroy confidence in the PC industry as a whole. The reduced sales and revenues resulting from this loss of confidence, along with a rash of frivolous lawsuits, are hardly what the national economy needs during a recession...