Word: apartness
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After defeating MIT (17-8) 16-11 earlier in the afternoon, the Crimson (10-5) was barely bested by underdog Brandeis (18-9), 14-13. Though its opponent’s were roughly equal in skill, the teams fielded by Harvard for the competitions just hours apart were definitely...
...Apart from faculty diversity, some fear that the high number of older professors may stunt faculty recruitment and broaden the age gap between students and professors...
Toying with Princeton, Harvard abused the 2-3 zone defense that the Tigers threw at the Crimson, driving the lane and picking it apart with sharpshooting from behind...
...across the French Laundry. He pulled together a group of investors and opened in 1994. Keller thrived in the bucolic calm of the wine country. His manner mellowed, and he got his infamous temper under control. Keller's father was a Marine drill instructor. "He used to tear people apart and then build them up again. I used to be like that. But now if I shout at someone, I get embarrassed." He moved into the house behind the Laundry with Laura Cunningham, general manager of the restaurant. The awards stacked up. New York seemed the last thing...
...column: What is technology? A handy definition goes like this: if something breaks or crashes, it's technology; if you don't notice it, it's no longer technology. Consider the car. Cars were probably a new technology until the 1950s, when they became reliable enough not to fall apart at high speeds. Microsoft Windows is clearly technology because it crashes all the time. Cell phones are technology because you can't hear the person you're talking to and also because we, as a society, haven't settled on etiquette for using them in public. Certainly, the richest area...