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...months, even though overall consumer prices have jumped a more troublesome 4.7% in that period. The big fear is that the core rate will lift as companies raise prices to offset the higher prices they pay for energy. "Inevitably, we'll get some pass-through," says James O'Sullivan, economist at the brokerage UBS. Indeed, Clorox, Marriott, Carnival, Deere and FedEx have already raised or said they would raise prices because of the high cost of fuel...
Twice a year, I open my mailbox to find an envelope from Captain Brian Sullivan at MIT, and twice a year, I hope in vain that, like my grandmother, he’s sending me a birthday card or an interesting article that he found in his local newspaper. I’m always disappointed, though, because I always find a photocopied letter that promises me thousands of dollars in scholarships, summer travel around the world, and an opportunity to serve my country. I just have to sign up for the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC...
...Let’s Talk Campaign,” which focuses on communication between children and parents, even for families in which English is not the first language. “Literacy is a family issue, not just a kid issue,” said Cambridge Mayor Michael A. Sullivan. Although Cambridge was specifically honored for its collaborative programs that address youths’ needs, many people in Cambridge appreciate the city for its other resources. Harvard students, ranging from small town residents to bustling city big shots, say Cambridge is a unique city. “It?...
...speak out to promote racial justice, then, even if only one does, it is a very positive thing,” Kaufman said. “Perhaps students at Harvard could convince the administration there to do something similar.” According to Athletics Communication Director Charles V. Sullivan, Harvard will not, however, model its policies after UW and UI. Sullivan said the College plans to participate in its scheduled ice hockey games against the University of North Dakota. Although the coalition includes professors from his school, according to Thomas P. Hardy—the executive director for university...
...loved to travel.”Manne developed a new passion for horseback riding at the age of 65.A close friend and colleague, Nobel Laureate Kenneth J. Arrow, said Manne also loved to play polo, and that he was a fan of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas.When Manne could no longer play polo, he continued to ride, focusing instead on jumping. He was riding when he suffered cardiac arrest and fell off his horse.“It was a beautiful day and he was very happy,” said Jacqueline Manne, his wife of 51 years...