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Next week, Harvard travels to Colgate, which may be the toughest team on Harvard's schedule. If the Crimson offensive and defensive lines do not improve their performances next week, Harvard faces the unwelcome possibility of being 0-2 and resembling the 1994-96 teams that were 10-20 more closely than the 1997 team that...
Next week, Harvard travels to Colgate, whichmay be the toughest team on Harvard's schedule. Ifthe Crimson offensive and defensive lines do notimprove their performances next week, Harvardfaces the unwelcome possibility of being 0-2 andresembling the 1994-96 teams that were 10-20 moreclosely than the 1997 team that...
...much higher by year's end, in which case you would have been better off holding on to them. And no investment decision should be governed strictly by taxes. But if you plan to sell and are just waiting for a higher price, look out. This has been the toughest year for stocks since 1994. The major averages are up for the year, but thousands of stocks are well below their highs, and dozens of aggressive-growth stock funds are showing losses. All of them are candidates to be sold down even further so that investors can realize their losses...
WASHINGTON: These economic salad days have made Alan Greenspan a soldier in peacetime: The toughest part of his job is convincing the citizenry that no matter how good things look, the inflationary barbarians are never far from the gate. "The potential for accelerating inflation is probably greater than the risk of protracted, excessive weakness in the economy," Greenspan told the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday -- despite the ongoing trouble in Asia and economists' reports of a resulting slowdown in the U.S. economy over the past few months...
...here's the strangest part about the G.O.P.'s willingness to focus on teachers: Democrats are joining in. In California's Democratic gubernatorial primary, the candidates bickered over whose plan got toughest on middling teachers. The winner, Gray Davis, supports evaluations of public school teachers by their peers and the testing of teachers in their subject every five years. Although the California Federation of Teachers has endorsed Davis in the general election against Republican Dan Lungren, it was a reluctant endorsement; and Davis has accepted it reluctantly. "Teacher testing and evaluation are not things that warm the hearts of people...