Word: repeatability
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...formidable frontcourt. But the weakness clearly lies in the bench, and that should keep Yale from challenging for the league title. The Bulldogs faded late last season, dropping out of contention midway through the Ivy slate and stumbling to a 7-7 finish. Don’t expect a repeat performance of last season, as Yale is clearly better than the logjam of teams vying for fourth...
After sweeping its Ivy League schedule in 2002-2003 and returning all of its starters, Harvard was ranked first in the conference pre-season but failed its repeat bid to run the table...
...least at first the conference will be a bi- or tri-annual affair. Judging by the built-up anticipation of the community however, a repeat performance can’t come soon enough...
...missed the Olympics this summer, you will have a chance to catch a repeat performance this year at Harvard’s Blodgett Pool...
...mistakes do not lead to improvement when management passes the buck. Not only does the blame game increase the likelihood that companies will repeat the error, it can also turn off investors. A recent study by the Stanford Business School showed that the stocks of firms that publicly accepted responsibility for a down year instead of blaming external, uncontrollable forces tended to do better the following year. Indeed, the truest test of management may be its response to the challenges of failure--its ability to learn from its own or its peers' mistakes and take appropriate action. With that...