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With the score of yesterday's Harvard-MIT baseball game tied, 1-1, two men out and nobody on base. MIT's Noll blew a slider past Crimson second baseman Gaylord Lyman to retire the side.
Only it didn't retire the side. The pitch sailed halfway to the backstop, and Lyman beat catcher Tom Wolfe's errant throw to first.
Power in Japan is concentrated within the upper echelons of business, banking and the pro-business Liberal Democratic party, which has ruled continuously since 1955. Relations are much cozier than would be accepted in the U.S. or Western Europe. Members of the nation's power elite, whatever their profession...
There is little doubt that the police need help, particularly at a time when the fiscal crisis has caused manpower cutbacks. "Police officers feel embattled," says Sergeant Jim Moad, a 16-year veteran of the Los Angeles force. "We're getting it from all sides. The attitude is 'It's...
Guillen, who headed the search committee that chose Macedo, said that Macedo's appointment was "an important step" in the search for a permanent replacement for Francis M. Rogers, who will retire from the Smith professorship at the end of this semester.