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...companies would suffer a tax increase. And no, they don’t deserve one. In 2005, the National Bureau of Economic Research found that when U.S. companies take on more foreign workers, they tend to hire more American workers as well. Everyone benefits from the lower prices that result from companies moving overseas. Globalization doesn’t hit only the U.S. either. This year, some 10,000 Chinese factories are expected to relocate to cheaper spots like Indonesia and Vietnam. We won’t complain when laptop prices drop. Still, Obama hopes to revise the North American...
...score” that is weighed in the recruiting process.The Times reported that, according to two former Harvard assistant coaches, last year’s team had an average of 206 on the Academic Index, among the highest of the eight teams in the league. As a result of the high average, the assistant coaches said that players with indexes lower than 195 would not be recruited. Both Wright and Kenyi, according to the Times, have lower Academic Index numbers than in years past. Frank Ben-Eze, regarded as the biggest recruit Amaker has landed for this year?...
Hauser, who directs the Cognitive Evolution Lab, said that the compilation of his list of “humanique” qualities is a result of 20 years of research and experimenting...
...early lead, but it would not last.Harvard dropped the 800-yard relay, but sophomore Alexandra Clarke and freshmen Kate Mills, Katherine Pickard, and Murray made the NCAA “B” cut with a second-place time of 7:21.21.Princeton soon pulled away, though, as a result of its depth.Clarke and freshman Chris Kaufman qualified for an NCAA “B” cut in the 500 freestyle, with times of 4:51.86 and 4:52.68, capturing fourth and sixth in the event. The problem, though, was that Tiger swimmers flooded the final, taking the rest...
...final regular-season contest against Cornell might not be crucial, but its result can certainly make the Crimson’s path to the NCAAs easier—or harder...