Word: saving
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...Harvard defense was hardly tested. Senior netminder Gillian D'Souza recorded six saves in two periods and sophomore goalie Lexi Shear was forced to make only one save in the final period...
...most difficult environmental dilemmas arise when preserving the environment conflicts with economic self-interest--when it's cheaper to waste than to save. Fortunately, this is not one of those cases. Satisfactory free-market solutions to environmental problems are rare enough already; Harvard should not overlook the opportunity when it arises...
...Chapter 11 protection from its hordes of creditors. Ultimately, it was neither creditors nor clients who pulled the plug on the failing firm; it was Laventhol's partners themselves. Confronted by an $85 million bank debt and enormous litigation costs, the partners decided they could not afford to save the firm. "My management team and I did all we could to avert this tragedy," moaned Levine, "but the clock...
However, he never makes clear why educated, middle-class people have this advantage. Most do not have much more political pull, at least not enough to exempt them from service on a mass basis. And I doubt that Larew would suggest that the poor are not intelligent enough to save their own lives...
...expected to become increasingly common. And since rising affluence and obesity go hand in hand, the disease can be expected to take root and flourish in developing countries, where it is now rare. In the coming years, every penny spent educating patients about this terrible disease could help save health- care dollars and prevent incalculable suffering...