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U.S. regulators failed to act as aggressively as they could against compounding pharmacies like the one at the center of the deadly meningitis outbreak, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Margaret A. Hamburg said.
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Matt Birk turned down a Wall Street job out of Harvard University to play in the National Football League, a career move that paid off in a Super Bowl berth with the Baltimore Ravens 15 years later.
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Andrew Hatch , who was a scholarship quarterback at Louisiana State University and played on a national championship team, proved he was smart enough to go to Harvard University.
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Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk announced his retirement from the National Football League three weeks after winning a Super Bowl title to cap a 15-season career.
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Bill Bovingdon, Strategic Fixed Interest Trust’s new manager, is seeking higher yields away from Australian government debt to turn around the nation’s worst- performing actively-managed bond fund of 2012.
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On a sunny Saturday in early June, Larry Zhou strolled the floor of a property exhibition in Hong Kong, wondering whether it was time to buy another home -- not in the city, where residential prices have soared 50 percent in the past two years, but maybe in Thailand or Malaysia.
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Harvard University football player Brent Osborne says his dream jobs are playing professional football and running a technology start-up company. He may do both.
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Yale University senior linebacker Jordan Haynes says he can’t move around campus this week without being asked about “The Game,” as the Bulldogs’ annual football showdown with Harvard University is known.
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Shortly after his election as governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney gathered the people who would fill the state’s top jobs for a get-acquainted luncheon.
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Shoulders rubbed at the Ivy Football Association Dinner. That’s what happens when 1,200 alumni of Ivy League football gather for a reunion.
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