Word: amounts
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...primary limitation on how many computers a lab can have is the amount of space available, not what computers we have," Osterberg says. "Some houses like Winthrop are very tight on space, so for them we'll only put in five computers, whereas a House like Leverett, with a larger lab, can get up to seven computers...
First, the good news. I do think that it is indisputable that my administration has achieved as much and more for undergraduates than any council before it. More than 800 students eat flyby lunch daily. The amount of grants awarded to student groups is up 25 percent this year as a direct result of U.C. lobbying. The MAC is open at 7 a.m. A new House moves toward universal access almost every week. Prices at the Coop have been lowered, and there are thousands of new used books available this year because of council efforts. Cable television will make...
...Smaltz on the stand and said he'd agreed to become his "puppet" only after three years of "storm-trooper" tactics by the independent counsel. "God knows, if I had $30 million, I could find dirt on you, sir," Douglas told Smaltz in front of the jury. (The amount Smaltz actually spent, through March, was $17.5 million...
...contentious legal battle against Disney chairman Michael Eisner, the man who didn't think Katzenberg was good enough to be his second-in-command. Katzenberg claims he is owed 2% of the profit from every project he put into production during his 10 years at the company--an amount that could reach $250 million or more...
...Best Actor in a Supporting Role" goes to both veteran Fenton and new-comer Lee Poulis '02 as Don Alhambra, the Grand Inquisitor. Fenton carries off the part of the enterprising, officious windbag with the perfect amount of dull pomposity and cornball silliness and is matched by Kristin Brouwer in the part of the saucy but snotty, Duchess. Poulis mixes equal parts stodgy bureaucrat, fiendish Inquisitor and lecherous old man to take the typical Gilbert and Sullivan "uptight official" role to new, uproariously deadpan heights...