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...agreement also raises the salary cap for Harvard workers, a major point of dispute during the negotiations. The union has said the average support staff member, who now earns $23,000, will earn $26,660 by July...
While some say they wait for vacations when they can return to their hometown hair cutter, most say the trips are too far apart to prevent bad hair days--and a baseball cap may not be the answer to all their follicle problems. Instead, they must make arrangements with someone near Harvard to comb away their problems--and their options abound...
...Their proposal, likely to be formally offered around the time of the World Series, combines the carrot of enhanced revenue-sharing among rich and poor clubs (currently the Yankees' local TV contract is worth 20 times as much as the Seattle Mariners') with the fearsome stick of team salary caps. The probable result: small-market teams like the Pirates could afford to sign more free agents, but the salary cap would likely mean that overall player salaries would be frozen at something near current levels. "Partnership" is the new owner buzzword, for as Selig puts it, "We need to have...
...happy; it was like a feather in a cap," said Chang. "But I wish that the other students could have been recognized as well--I felt rather undeserving in their company...
Nine houses reached the cap on the number of incoming students, Millet said...