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Keegan pointed out that Cambridge banks also reap economic cushioning from their reliably wealthy neighbor--Harvard University...
...dictator still has staying power. While publicly vowing to maintain Marxist purity, Castro has allowed a number of perestroika-style reforms in the Cuban economy. Among them: linking farm-worker pay to the amount workers produce. The island has signed a $350 million trade deal with Mexico and may reap secondhand benefits when that country completes a long- debated free-trade agreement with...
...Crimson now can reap the benefits of its early season travels, because it plays six of its next eight league games in the friendly confines of Briggs Cage. If Harvard (7-10 overall, 5-1 Ivy) is to remain in contention for the Ivy title, the Crimson must take advantage of its home court. Harvard faces Brown at Briggs tonight...
...radio dispatch service to the 248 medallions that work the city. But according to Cavellini, the large fleets of company-owned taxis which still patrol the streets of metropolises like Boston and New York have become a part of Cambridge history in the past decade, as drivers work to reap more financial gains through individual ownership...
Until St. Nevercome's Day, "that day when goodness will pay," the NCAA should be content to stop the athletic expenditure spiral. Educational programs, not athletic programs, should reap the benefits of big-money sports...