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Coming off its strongest weekend yet with road wins over Princeton(10-13-3, 8-3-3 ECAC) and Yale (9-12-5, 6-9-4), the Harvard men's hockey team is peaking at just the right time--the end of the season. If it can sustain that momentum this weekend at the Bright Hockey center against Union and Rensselaer, it would be looking at a better treat than wins. A sweep would mean home-ice advantage in the first round of the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) playoffs...
...center is not waiting until its endowment is fat enough to sustain it on its own. Rather, the money that is being brought in from the first donors is getting spent on current projects. CID is also using money from its allotted portion of HIID's endowment. Now that the University is distributing different HIID programs among the graduate schools, it is likely that some will be absorbed and restructured by the School of Public Health and KSG. Sievers says she does not know whether any more of HIID's endowment will then be apportioned...
...more established monthly Red Herring will break even for the first time this year. Its editor, Tony Perkins, doubts his younger rival can stay afloat if the money dries up. "We shouldn't assume dotcom advertising is going to be around forever," he says. "It'll be hard to sustain a weekly deadwood publication...
...also felt myself wondering what the choreographer was trying to say and whether an underlying theme even existed. Honestly, I expected more substance from a piece that obtained rave reviews in 1998 from its New York premier. Despite the creative choreography and amazing dancers, it is simply hard to sustain an interest in a piece based solely on an appreciation for movement...
...with complete strangers or stand in line and chat with other people who also have to urinate badly, there will be no valid reason to attend a live sports event as a spectator. All sports, and especially football, will continue to be better on TV. The only way to sustain interest in actual attendance at sports events in the future will be to incorporate fans into the action...