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Harvard opened the tournament with an impressive 1-0 win over Georgia Southern (10-6) on Friday, but followed by getting blanked, 9-0, by host UCF (11-8). The Crimson lost a pair of tough games on Saturday to Providence (5-11) and the College of Charleston (6-11) before rebounding yesterday to close out the tournament with a decisive 4-0 shutout of in-state rival Boston College...
...site-specific example, in Southern Thailand converting mangroves into commercial shrimp farms yields financial returns of about $1,220 per hectare per year. However, this does not consider the rehabilitation costs of $9,318 per hectare necessary when the area has been "shrimped out" after five or ten years. Other economic benefits the mangroves provide include: collected wood and other forest products; cultivation for off-shore fisheries; and coastal protection against storms, a total of $12,392 per hectare over the course of nine years. If the developer were accountable for the mangrove depletion, would you still want to invest...
Krikorian often falsely claims to have no “personal relationship” with Tanton. But the facts belie him. Krikorian worked at Tanton’s Federation for American Immigration Reform, which the Southern Poverty Law Center lists as a hate group, before landing his post at CIS. When Krikorian was given the CIS job in the mid-1990s, Tanton wrote to congratulate him. Not long after, Krikorian began participating in annual writers workshops put on by Tanton. Through the years, Tanton wrote to Krikorian about various aspects of policy...
...Beausset ’08-’11, a Crimson editorial writer, is a religion concentrator who is affiliated with Leverett House. Clara Long is a student at Harvard Law School and a member of the Harvard Immigration Project. Heidi Beirich is Director of Research at the Southern Poverty Law Center...
...election have at least some semblance of sectarian diversity. Even the most homogeneous of the big blocs pretend to be more diverse than they really are. For example, the Shi'ite Islamist bloc, the Iraqi National Alliance, which critics suspect would like to spin off oil-rich Shi'ite southern Iraq into an autonomous region, includes one Sunni party from Anbar province. When asked, many average Iraqis say sectarian violence was something forced on them by outsiders, a bad dream from which they've now awoken. (See pictures of Iraq's revival...