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Since the early 1970s sex discrimination complaints have been subject to a different standard of scrutiny than other cases. The assumption at the outset of such cases is usually in favor of the plaintiffs. The burden of proof thus should have fallen on the Fly Club. Instead, it seems to have fallen on Schkolnick and her attorney...
Last night the squad faced off against the MIT club team at Blodgett Pool for its first game since spring break. The swimmers in the Crimson caps had already fallen twice to the Engineers, but Harvard Coach Chris Hafferty was looking forward to the contest with cautious hopes...
Next, the Crimson breezed by Pacific by 6-3 astop seed Dragomirescu snapped a personalfour-match slide to cap the Crimson win, whichalso marked a historic turning point in Harvardwomen's tennis. Three of Harvard's past Easternchampions had fallen to Pacific by identical 5-4scores...
...average fell 37 points last week, to close at 2704.28, reflecting concern that bearish Japanese investors could pull back on their U.S. holdings. The Japanese Finance Minister, Ryutaro Hashimoto, declared on Friday that he was "extremely concerned" about the drop of the Tokyo market and the yen, which has fallen 7% against the dollar since mid-February. At week's end Hashimoto met in Los Angeles with his American counterpart, Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady, to seek support in stabilizing the Japanese currency...
Bill Kastner of the U.S. Geological Survey office in Denver monitors the monstrous Ogallala Aquifer, that famous underground sponge that reaches from South Dakota to the high plains of Texas, touches eight states and embraces 174,000 sq. mi. In some places the water level has fallen 200 ft., leaving the balance between use and recharge from rainfall in precarious condition. Given a little hot dry weather and good farm prices that encourage increased grain planting, the irrigation pumps will begin to whir, in all likelihood sucking up more water than will be replaced...