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...Detroit is looking for more than just a one-time monetary boost. The city has a big image problem even in Michigan, and it’s not entirely undeserved...
...greatest benefits often goes unnoticed amongst all the others and the obvious advantage of home field—the excitement that hosting an event brings for the future of an individual sport. Hosting an event like the Head of the Charles gives Harvard’s crew program a boost each year in recruiting and support, simply from the excitement generated by hosting one of the sport’s premiere events...
While a potential boost in federal research funds for nanotechnology and other fields would be welcomed by Harvard, it certainly does not come as a surprise. The University’s lobbyists as well as other higher education advocates had expected that the Bush address would include a commitment to strengthening science research and education...
...Staff writer Lois E. Beckett can be reached at lbeckett@fas.harvard.edu. CORRECTION *Due to an editing error, the Feb. 1 news article, “Bush Promises Boost for Science,” misstated the size of a nanometer. It is a billionth of a meter, not a millionth...
...door, red-towered brick beauty evolved into the bustling community it is today should have his questions answered this spring. This house seminar, however, is not a simply the random creation of IBM Professor of Business and Government Roger B. Porter, nor is the course an underhanded attempt to boost Dunster’s reputation and House pride. Instead, “Histories of Dunster House” is actually being offered as a celebration of the House’s 75th anniversary as a residential community...