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...deserves a better rebound on his creativity...
...event was part of an ongoing effort by the Coop to bring authors into the bookstore to promote their books, said Stephens. Next week will feature Casey Jones, coach of the Boston Celtics and author of a new book called "Rebound," he said...
...just as the Bruin players were ready to storm the field and celebrate their first Ivy title since 1984, Harvard forward Sharon Landau caught a rebound of a Leelee Groome penalty corner shot and smashed the ball past Brown goalie Jennifer Jacobs to tie the game...
Neither team could muster much of an attack, until Brown forward Kathryn Wilder smashed the rebound of a corner shot under the legs of Harvard goalie Denise Katsias for a 1-0 Bruin lead with 30 minutes left in the game...
Ironically, the woes that confront so many thrift institutions come at a time when the outlook for the industry as a whole is much brighter than it has been in many years. Overall profits are expected to hit a record $6.5 billion this year, a strong rebound from the $4.6 billion loss suffered in 1981. The sharp drop in interest rates since 1981 has been responsible for much of the improvement. The fall in rates has reduced the interest that S and Ls pay to depositors faster than it has lowered the interest that the institutions earn on mortgages...