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...Haviland. The Crusaders’ late-game heroics only magnified the Crimson’s recent struggles at the plate. Harvard matched Holy Cross with five hits, but couldn’t push a run home after the third frame and couldn’t produce baserunners in tight spots. The Crimson put two men on with nobody out in the sixth, but Crusader reliever Ryan George induced three quick outs to end the rally and any hope of a comeback—Harvard failed to reach base for the rest of the game.“Normally we?...
...Chargers kept on the Crimson’s heels throughout the stanza. New Haven went on a 9-3 run in the middle of the final frame to seize the lead, leaving Harvard behind, 19-22. A Kuld kill put the Crimson back on top, 28-27. In a tight race to the end, the final round was pushed to extra points and featured two more lead changes and three more ties before Harvard finally nailed the victory. Weissbourd pounded out a kill to give the Crimson a 31-30 edge, and a Charger misfire ended the game in Harvard?...
...books for a few weeks. Creditors go unpaid, staffers can work for free; small costs can even be borne on personal credit cards for a brief period of time. These and other tactics are almost always employed at one time or another by most presidential operations to get through tight spots. But the debts tend to be short-lived and modest, rarely exceeding a few million dollars. While the exact size of Clinton's debt has fluctuated, Democratic party officials say, hers remains above the norm in size for a campaign at this stage of a race...
Housing was so tight that year that Winthrop House had to convert its senior common room and guest suite into undergraduate housing, while Dunster House had to convert tutors’ offices into sophomore suites...
...regulatory scope and power of America's corporate and financial overseers Monday that are beyond anything seen since Roosevelt warned Americans beset by failed banks, food lines and 30% unemployment that they had nothing to fear but fear itself. With today's markets jittery and average homeowners facing increasingly tight times as inflation and mortgage payments rise while home values fall, the Bush Administration is casting itself as a regulatory savior bringing some rationality to a dangerously complex and outdated system...