Word: turnoveritis
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The turnover problem that has plagued the Crimson all season was alleviated Saturday only to be replaced by a deficiency from the perimeter and on the boards. During the first half, the Crimson shot a dismal 26 percent from the field and went into the intermission trailing, 31-24.
If prices come down and people feel poorer, consumer spending could slow a bit. Other factors may keep the economy humming, but one thing that's bound to slow is the turnover of houses. People are stubborn when it comes to selling their homes at less than they were counting...
In these spurts, the Crusaders trapped the Crimson, forcing turnover after turnover. Harvard's shooting bottomed out.
Such events remind one that the art market in general, including the auction business, is not a profession. It is a trade, a worldwide industry whose gross turnover may be as high as $50 billion a year. Like other trades, it contains a large moral spectrum between dedicated, wholly honest...
"It's tough on a running back who doesn't have many opportunities [to throw] to have the judgment to be able to see that maybe you should throw it away so that it won't result in a turnover," Rosenberg said. "I think a lot of times, somebody with...