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...about fund expenses, for example, could reveal whether market timing is inflating transaction costs. Academics estimate that late trading costs investors $400 million a year and market timing $4 billion to $5 billion. Aggressive fees for short-term trades would show that a fund is discouraging rapid trading, a signal of market timing...
...matter who the Crimson signal caller is tomorrow, he will be throwing to an extremely depleted receiving corps. With juniors Rodney Byrnes and James Harvey out with injuries, freshman Corey Mazza will be forced into starting duty alongside junior Brian Edwards and sophomore tailback Ryan Tyler, who will see more action at wide receiver...
...University, links the uptick to the growing number of people doing this work and their increased willingness to operate in hostile areas. At the same time, combatants determined to undermine order have learned that upsetting relief work is a promising tactic. "An attack on the Red Cross is a signal to everyone that peace is a long way from being won," says Mario Marazziti, spokesman for the aid group Community of St. Egidio in Rome...
Though the junior signal caller had struggled mightily against Columbia’s statistically woeful secondary, with the clock ticking down in the fourth quarter, all Harvard needed to do to escape from Manhattan with a victory was to pound the ball on the ground for a first down. But with Harvard’s intentions clear to all, the Lions shut down tailback Clifton Dawson setting up third-and-six—and Schires’ uncharacteristic lapse in judgment...
Leading the Lions will be junior quarterback Jeff Otis, who has emerged as a one-man offense for Columbia. The 6’1” signal caller leads the league in pass attempts (39.3 per game) and with 279.2 passing yards per game, he trails only Payton Award candidate Alvin Cowan of Yale in that category...