Word: recoverable
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But after the Harvard football team's 25-17 win at Holy Cross on Saturday, I'm willing to play along for a week. The Crimson has a mental toughness and resiliency that allowed it to recover from the Crusaders' scoring 14 points in 18 seconds.
Finally, Orey focuses on Mississippi attorney general Mike Moore's brainstorm: his novel lawsuit against the entire tobacco industry to recover the state's Medicaid costs. The idea worked with thermonuclear effectiveness, blowing tobacco's safe and unlocking the dirty billions.
These deaths, while relatively rare considering the 8 million students enrolled in four-year colleges, are only the tip of the iceberg. For every death, emergency rooms around college campuses see many students who recover from similar misadventures. One of every nine students reports experiencing an injury related to his...
This year's return marks the first significant setback to Harvard's investors in years. Despite a 10 percent dip in endowment value last summer, the University managed to recover its losses and turn in a 20.5 percent return last year,
"I'm getting more optimistic for the prospects of whether they'll be able to fully recover in the eyes of students," said Seton, who said he "wasn't terribly surprised" by the results.