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...sides of play with a pair of goals and a caused turnover. Freshman goaltender Katherine Martino needed only six saves to get her second win of the season. With this win behind them, Harvard’s focus now shifts to next Sunday’s home game against tough non-conference opponent Syracuse. “We’re planning on maintaining this intensity,” Curtis said. “Going into the big Syracuse game next Sunday, it’s good to be 2-3 instead...
...really big change.” But the Harvard-Allston Development Group maintained that Stadium Way would primarily help traffic flow and lighten traffic on other main streets. Band emphasized the distinction between heavy traffic and good traffic circulation, adding that “it’s a tough decision.” “There must be balance between opening the neighborhood to easy, comfortable traffic circulation and protecting the neighborhood from the burden of additional commuters,” he said. Cusack said that any current plans “could be changed for the ease...
...There are plenty of reasons for Gonzales' problems on Capitol Hill. He's considered a Texas outsider who never made an effort to build relationships there. That's fine when you're in a position of strength, says one top Senate Republican aide. But "when times get tough now, we're not there for him because he doesn't have the Capitol Hill connections...
...that doctors can expect from an hour of teaching Harvard students. Currently, some doctors receive as little as $30 per hour as an instructor, which falls well short of the $100-per-hour rate of the average Boston primary care physician. The result is that course directors have a tough time finding teachers; one described hiring residents, fellows, and doctors at other universities to The Boston Globe. Under HMS’s new plan, doctors will receive approximately $100 for each hour of their teaching. Although this increase still falls short of the average pay of most specialists and surgeons...
...draft resolution agreed upon by the five permanent members of the Security Council in talks over the past day is less than Washington had hoped for, but a senior U.S. official said that while the increase in pressure on Tehran "is incremental, ... it's a tough resolution." And the best thing about it, he says, is the steps it takes against the Revolutionary Guard. Stopping short of the travel ban preferred by the U.S., the draft calls on nations to "exercise vigilance and restraint" in allowing certain Iranians across their borders, and to alert a special committee of Security Council...