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...surprising number of people think the European Commission proposals make sense. Roland Feredj, director general of the Bordeaux Interprofessional Wine Council (CIVB), takes issue with some of the details, but says that, overall, the E.U. proposals are "interesting." He explains: "We need to permit the most dynamic producers to attack the competition by giving them more liberty to do it in their own way." This isn't just talk. Bordeaux itself has put in place a series of measures that are broadly similar to the ones proposed by Brussels. The civb is offering to pay weak producers to pull...
...passing in June, due to a heart attack, was unexpected and upsetting to many students involved in theater...
...eight minutes into the game, the Eagles struck again. B.C. defender Lauren Parks lobbed a pass high into the air that landed inside the Crimson circle. Forward Caitlin Gillen pounced on the ball, putting it past Connolly on the first touch. “[The Eagles’] aerial attack was quite successful for them,” Harvard coach Sue Caples said. “We need to play it better.” Halftime arrived with B.C. on top 2-0. The second half did not bode any better for the Crimson. Harvard could not keep the Eagles...
Ferocious all year and unrelenting in their defensive attack schemes, Harvard’s own version of the “Steel Curtain” has made one thing abundantly clear to their opponents—if you try to run against them, you will get mauled. As close a certainty as death and taxes, week after week, the Crimson defense has wreaked havoc on its opponents’ rushing games and demolished opposing running backs with its speed and intensity. Brown’s running backs are still reeling after their debacle earlier in the season, producing only...
...Crimson, after finally warming up their scorching offensive attack, cooled down momentarily in the second half and allowed the Crusaders to chip at the lead, giving up two goals to Holy Cross senior forward Josh Trott...