Word: retirees
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Though his name is rarely on any single story in the magazine, the signature of TIME's managing editor is on every issue. As supervising architect, he shapes and coordinates the mix of elements that go into our pages, from the design and photographs to the reporting and writing. That...
Under the rules that expired on April 15, virtually all taxpayers in the 87 million U.S. households could take a deduction on their IRA contributions of up to $2,000 a year; they pay no income taxes on their investments until they retire. Now only single taxpayers earning $25,000...
The number of faculty Bryn Mawr employs will be reduced if the proposal passes, though all the cuts will occur through "normal attrition," Myers said. No faculty will be fired, but some posts will not be refilled when the people who now hold them leave or retire, she explained.
After winning the first set of the third doubles, Roger Barry and Laddin lost a tough 7-6 second set. But in the third set, the duo had to retire.
In Doubles action, Engle and Palandjian fell 7-5, 6-4 to Endleman and Thomas; Palandjian and Leschly lost 4-6, 2-1(the duo retire because of an injury to Leschly); and John Stinebaugh and Roger Barry recorded the lone Crimson victory over Kresberg and Chiang. After splitting the...