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...genial gent who since 1978 has run an annual tournament for the sort of people who can finish a Sunday puzzle in 10 min.--in ink. Their number include Ellen Ripstein, a self-described "little nerd girl," and Tyler Hinman, who at 20 could become the tournament's youngest-ever winner...
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What about calcium supplements before menopause? Scientists say the best hedge against osteoporosis is strong, dense bones formed during younger years. But a U.S. Public Health survey found that women from 18 to 44 get a daily average of calcium that ranges from 679 mg for the youngest group to 603 mg for the oldest. Some physicians contend that Americans can get necessary amounts by consuming more calcium-rich foods, especially milk and dairy products. Others, questioning whether women will change their diets sufficiently, see a need for pills and fortified foods. That raises the question of what scientists call...
...just the type of person you want in a high-stress job where you have to spend time together.”After graduating from the Law School, Roberts rose rapidly to the top of the legal world—he is now the youngest chief justice since the early 19th century. Now, as the end of his first term on the bench draws near, Roberts has already put his mark on the Supreme Court—and his alma mater.—Sraff writer Adam M. Guren can be reached at guren@fas.harvard.edu...
...men’s tennis team was the youngest that Harvard had put together in recent years, and its inexperience showed. With as many as three freshmen in the Crimson’s starting lineup—all of whom had to make adjustments in the new environment of college tennis—Harvard could not compete at the level it was accustomed to and suffered losses to opponents that it had once handled with relative ease. Frustrated by a season filled with heartbreaking losses—many decided by a single point—the Crimson finished with...