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...that effort did not result in a Crimson victory was the big plays allowed on defense and special teams. On the opening play of the game, Princeton wide receiver Derek Davis took a reverse around the right end 72 yards for a touchdown. Later, after a 52 yard touchdown strike from O’Hagan to senior wide receiver Ryan Tyler gave Harvard the lead with 7:21 to play, Tigers standout cornerback Jay McCareins fielded the kickoff on the nine-yard line and returned it 91 yards up the right side for a touchdown. Other special teams miscues included...
...Minister and brother of the kingdom's present ambassador to Washington. Moreover, Khaled was the senior commander of Arab forces during the 1991 Gulf War. It was during this conflict that the kingdom opened its borders to soldiers of the U.S.-led coalition so that their combined armies might strike at the regime of fellow Arab leader Saddam Hussein...
...instance, there was the bitter strike of Hollywood screenwriters, partly over the studios' insistence that the writers accept a rollback of the rerun payments called residuals. Studio executives were saying writers had to make some sacrifices in the leaner economic conditions the industry was facing. Then, in an article in the New Yorker, Joan Didion pointed out that the total received in residuals by all 9,000 members of the Writers Guild was $58 million and that Eisner's 1987 compensation was an estimated $63 million...
...reminding student groups that corporate sponsorships are strictly regulated and often forbidden. Plenty of student groups had worked with corporate sponsors in the past though, reaching out to companies like Lehman Brothers and Adidas for help with funding parties, trips, giveaways, and conferences. But the JetBlue deal seemed to strike a nerve in University Hall—and despite all the specific rules laid out in the Student Organization Handbook, confusion remains.According to Judith H. Kidd, Associate Dean of the College, corporate sponsors cannot have a presence on campus, a rule intended to prevent Harvard from becoming a giant billboard...
...empowerment and the achievement of a living wage on campus at a meeting organized by the Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM). The meeting is one of four SLAM events this week, including a Thursday roundtable on workers’ rights. After a three year campaign and nine-day hunger strike, Georgetown students won a living wage for workers last spring—successfully demanding full-time contract workers be paid a minimum of $13 an hour by fiscal year 2006. Diane Foglizzo, a recent Georgetown graduate and participant in the hunger strike, said she hoped the Georgetown struggle would inspire...