Word: bentleys
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...Harvard Coach Frank Sullivan sees a lot of a player he had while coaching at Bentley, Bill Holden. While several inches taller than Harvey, Holden rewrote the Falcons’ record book in the late 80s with a flourish similar to Harvey’s—similar set of skills, similar flourish on the dribble, similar defensive intensity. And since Holden works with Harvey and the other Crimson guards as a Harvard assistant coach, maybe the similarities aren’t coincidental...
...populist program grounded largely in public fascination for Fortuyn, its founder, who was murdered just nine days before elections last May, the LPF's survival was always dicey. The end came with the unseemly ministerial spat in which Heinsbroek, a flamboyant recording-industry executive who affects a chauffeured Bentley just as Fortuyn did, called Bomhoff a "moron." Bomhoff, a brittle former professor of economics, countered by calling Heinsbroek a "lunatic." They both resigned, bringing down the coalition with them. Balkenende will lead a minority government with the liberal VVD until new elections are held, most likely in January...
...final round, however, the duo could not overcome the powerful Alabama team of Ashley Bentley and Nathalie Koppelle, losing...
...take-home section assignments. But here’s the best part: the grades in that class were based almost entirely on a midterm and a final, composed of matching, multiple choice, and short-answer questions, all of which the professor—an assistant professor of government at Bentley College—handed out to students in advance...
There is as yet no common word to describe this stuff. "Biotechnology" describes the advancements in biology, and especially the creation of new medicines, thanks to computers. "Technobiology" might seem a good candidate, but it already describes the engineering of new plants. Peter Bentley, a British computer scientist, recently published a book called Digital Biology. But the phrase "biology of business" is heard as often as any other, perhaps because now it's investment by business, rather than government, that's driving most of the advances. Money is already being made by the technology's developers--and there's much...