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...CURRIER David A. Aronberg '93 0 0 Greer M. Hersch '91 1 4 Athan G. Tolis '91 0 0 DUNSTER L. Cameron Kitchen '92 0.5 2 ELIOT Hans C. Canosa '92 1 1 Elizabeth E. Hughes '91 2.5 4 John V. Mallory '92 2.5 4 Rico Reyes '93 0.5 3 KIRKLAND John Dillard '92 n/a 3 Eugene S. Kim '92 0.5 0.5 Steven Lebowitz '92 n/a 5 Patrick L. Sullivan '93 0 1.5 Jonathan D. Unger '92 0 0 LEVERETT Nancy Brune '91 1 5.5 Conrad M. Yun '92 0.5 5.5 LOWELL Lori L. Outz '91 1 1.5 MATHER Colin...
When Congress enacted the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act in 1970, federal prosecutors used it to attack organized crime. But Seal Beach, Calif., attorney Ernest J. Franceschi Jr. is suing the city of Huntington Beach, Calif., under the RICO statute for operating what he claims is an illegal speed trap. Franceschi charges that the city can't produce proof of a traffic-engineering survey justifying the use of radar on a busy stretch of road. He also says police have handed out about 100 tickets a day amounting to $20 million in fines over 10 years, and his class...
Soccer expert Rico DiCenso, of Pinocchio's pizza parlor, said the Germans had a distinct psychological advantage...
Hewlett-Packard is spending nearly two years and $40 million designing a "factory of the future," scheduled to open in Puerto Rico next year, where computer-systems employees will be hired on the basis of their creative potential. Judging that kind of potential is the business of Ned Herrmann, whose North Carolina-based Applied Creative Services runs workshops on "whole-brain theory." Herrmann, who spent 35 years at General Electric, a dozen of them as head of management education, has cooked up a test called the Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument, which includes such queries as "Have you ever experienced motion...
...polls and street-corner opinion, Romero's statehood campaign today enjoys momentum. When the Popular Democrats staged a rally in Mayaguez, only 75 partisans showed up. Watching the Ponce parade, Luisa Rodriguez, an unemployed mother of seven, said, "I don't know if the North Americans want Puerto Rico, but the Puerto Ricans want a better form of life. If there is no statehood, I will move to Ohio. In Ohio, they treat you well...