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Part of the salvation for Harvard came when Grosch left the game after the seventh inning. Relief pitcher Sarah Heywood was not nearly as effective, as she failed to retire the side 1-2-3 throughout her four innings of work.
By calling attention to the unhealthy synergy between Alzheimer's and stroke, the School Sisters of Notre Dame have performed an enormous service. But they're not yet finished with their work. Long-term epidemiological studies, like fine wines, improve with age, and thus new findings from the Nun Study...
Saints don't often retire. But MOTHER TERESA, the woman whom many revere as one, is 86. So, it has fallen on the frail-looking shoulders of SISTER NIRMALA, 70, a high-caste Hindu convert to Catholicism, to take over the Missionaries of Charity. Sister Nirmala joined the order at...
"One of my goals is not to retire until every American agrees with me."
His public crusade rocked the nuclear industry just as it was entering the brave new world of electricity deregulation. States around the country will soon allow price competition among rival energy providers, with customers free to choose the utility that offers the lowest rates. To prepare for this era of...