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...past Yale (10-21, 3-7 Ivy) Saturday afternoon at O’Donnell Field, taking both games of a doubleheader by scores of 6-0 and 5-1. With the victories, the Crimson—having won five of its last six Ivy League contests—kept pace with Brown for first place in the Rolfe Division and climbed back to .500 overall for the first time since the second game of the season. The Bulldogs came into the game as the offensive powerhouse of the Ivy League, led by Ryan Lavarnway and his gaudy league-leading...
Brown’s early goals were the result of relentless defense that forced turnovers on nearly every Harvard possession. With barely any offensive opportunities in the first eight minutes of action the Crimson struggled to keep pace with the speedy Bears...
...Middle East, North Africa and Asia. Meanwhile, a third Yotel may open as soon as year-end at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. Kuwait's IFA Hotels and Resorts, which is providing financial backing for the Yotels, "wants to expand very, very fast around the world," Woodroffe says. Clearly, the pace of change is picking up speed in the once-sleepy hospitality industry. These days, if you snooze, you lose customers...
...influential blog nexus.TPM, which recently broke the story of the politicized firings of eight U.S. attorneys, garners upwards of 500,000 hits a day. Golis edits one forum, opened to conduct chatter on the midterm elections. He lauds the vetted and fact-checked site’s ability to pace changes in the Washington scene—faster and better than newspapers and magazines, and more accurately than gossip blogs, he says.“My boss was one of the early, prominent political bloggers,” Golis explains. “[The normal journalistic process] is reversed...
Clearly, the supply of social science professors isn’t keeping pace with student demand. So as the Faculty increases its size over the next three years, you might expect that growth would be focused on the social sciences...