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...It’s a little tongue-in-cheek,” he said. “But we are privileged to be first in that category. It speaks to the quality and breadth of our program...
Artful but not arty, Spirited Away is a handcrafted cartoon, as personal as an Utamaro painting, yet its breadth and heart give it an appeal that should touch American viewers of all ages. Our advice to parents: Take the kid. And for an enthralling two hours...
Even less well known to most Americans is the breadth of his following. Jews, who consider him their own, are largely unaware of Abraham's presence in Christianity, which accepts his Torah story as part of the Old Testament and honors him in contexts ranging from the Roman Catholic Mass ("Look with favor on these offerings and accept them as once you accepted ... the sacrifice of Abraham") to a Protestant children's song ("Father Abraham had many sons/And I am one of them...
...Perhaps that's because most voters don't know the breadth of the system's failure. According to a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, between four and six million votes were lost on November 7, 2000, out of roughly 100 million cast. Many belonged to Florida voters, but people in other states, including Georgia, Illinois, Idaho and New York were also cheated out of representation. Most of the lost votes, according to researchers, are attributable to broken voting machines, poorly informed polling place volunteers and denial of access to polls...
According to Susan G. Pedersen ’81-’82, who resigned as Dean of Undergraduate Education last spring for personal reasons, the breadth of Gross’ service in faculty administration—including stints on the Study Out of Residence and Admissions and Financial Aid committees—should provide him with the broad perspective necessary for the position...