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Applications rose 15 percent over those from the Class of 2008, which totaled 19,752, according to a press release...
Applications to Princeton University rose by 17 percent this year, according to a press release...
...DIED. ROSE MARY WOODS, 87, doggedly loyal secretary to U.S. President Richard Nixon, who famously shared blame for an 18 1/2-minute gap in a tape recording of a conversation between Nixon and his chief of staff made three days after the Watergate break-in; in Alliance, Ohio. The recording was considered critical because it might have shown that Nixon knew about the break-in or its ensuing cover-up. Woods said that she may have erased part of the tape accidentally while reaching for her telephone, an improbable maneuver which fueled speculation about Nixon's possible complicity...
...wrapped in a Continental-cut suit. "My name is Shirley Hoffnagel," he began with eyes laughing, "and I'm here to talk tonight about the wonderful progress that medical science has made in sex-change operations." The studio audience rollicked to that line, but the lady in Nebraska rose from her chair, muttering, "That's not so funny, McGee!" With that, she swept into the kitchen to brew a pot of coffee. And no doubt to ponder the mysterious equations of show business that have enabled her son John to become the nation's midnight idol by telling silly jokes...
...fall within a narrow band (what Wall Street experts call "a trading range"), sometimes for years at a time. Then they move suddenly--up more often than down. If you miss those unpredictable jumps, you often lose out on the biggest gains. The S&P 500, including dividends, rose an average annual 12% in the past 10 years. But if you were out of the market on just the 10 best days during that period, your gain would have been cut nearly in half, to 6.8%, reports fund company T. Rowe Price. "When you miss big moves it's really...