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...when Matt Nuzzo was thrown out at the plate trying to score from first on a double. The relay throw from Stoeckel was high, and as senior catcher Andrew Casey went up to grab it, he came down on top of Nuzzo, pinning him until he could apply the tag. Sophomore Adam Cole came on for the seventh and fanned two in the first of his two appearances on the afternoon.—Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...better job, we probably do need to give it more oversight. At the same time I would feel better if it were taking on real issues of concern, not just worrying about how much we've been overpaying for bad intelligence. When the bill comes due, the price tag will be the least of our worries...
...devotes to each freshman in the class to be spent at the discretion of the fellow, can slowly become a rather pricey endeavor. An estimated $300,000 has been put into the Peer Advising program, leading one to hope that with such a hefty price tag, modifications are in plan.Early plans to improve the program involve a new setup where PAFs will be matched by entryway to the freshmen’s academic and extracurricular interests, an improvement that will amend the current divide between entryway and academic advisers.Lambert-Sluder elaborates, “So if there?...
...doing a return. Pricing at these companies regularly rises 5% to 7% a year, according to Kartik Mehta, an analyst at FTN Midwest Securities - evidence that neither is exactly scrambling to hold on to customers. And the business model works even when the $49.95 price tag for TurboTax Deluxe Deduction Maximizer is taken out of the equation; that is, when the cost of switching is low, or nothing at all. Consider that nearly three-quarters of Jackson Hewitt customers have incomes of $30,000 or less, and that anyone with an adjusted gross income of $52,000 or less...
...over to second and third, then Murphy walked to load the bases.Brown came home on a fielder’s choice grounder by Kerper that forced Murphy at second. With runners on first and third, Winkeller hit a long fly ball to left. Both base runners went back to tag, assuming the ball would be caught as the ball hit the left fielder’s glove just shy of the wall. The left fielder then hit the wall and the ball popped out of her glove and went over the fence for a home run. But while Kerper...