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...Airbus after just three months in the job. In Italy, meanwhile, Sergio Marchionne, 54, announced that after restoring Fiat's car division to profitability over the past two years, he'll be moving up next year to run the whole Fiat group. A replacement hasn't been announced, but whoever does get the job would be well advised not to expect lifetime tenure...
...will be intra-team competition for the starting goalkeeper position. “It’s always an open race with goalies—that’s the way it should be,” captain Dylan Reese says. “You need competition…whoever is better is going to play.” Last year’s Harvard squad entered the season without a cemented starting netminder, thanks to the graduation of Hobey Baker finalist Dov Grumet-Morris ’05, a four-year starter for the Crimson. Coach Ted Donato...
...going to matter. I’m not going to do anything different.”“Obviously I expect to play a bit but that will all be determined by how each one of us performs,” Kessler adds. “Whoever rises to the challenge will wind up playing in the end.”And both have an eye on the bigger picture.“Basically what you’re doing is preparing for your team to win a national championship,” Martin says.Now that would...
...Republican congressional candidate Tan Nguyen, a Vietnamese immigrant running against Rep. Loretta Sanchez, D-Calif., in the Nov. 7 election. Nguyen at first blamed a rogue but unidentified staffer who, he said, had been dismissed. Later, he offered to re-hire the staffer, saying the letter was proper. Wrong. Whoever wrote that tactless missive is clueless about the law; while it's true that illegal immigrants can't vote, legal immigrants can vote if they've become naturalized citizens...
...since it appears that whoever sent it was relying on voter lists, there was no way to know whether the recipient was an illegal immigrant or a U.S.-born Latino whose family had lived in California for a century. According to a spokesman for California Attorney General Bill Lockyer, whose office is investigating the matter to see if voter intimidation laws were violated, those who received the letter included "fourth-generation Californians...