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...circumstances of his choosing; all four since him have been ousted from it, under one set of circumstances or another. If Pelosi is to avoid that fate, she must learn how to control the impulses and instincts that those around her say define her character. She will have to broaden her circle, trust her colleagues and take to heart the words of the man who managed to hold the job longer than anyone else in history. "You cannot be a leader, and ask other people to follow you," Sam Rayburn once said, "unless you know how to follow...
...Hagan threw two picks trying to catch up after Princeton’s go-ahead drive, and the Tigers prevailed, 31-28. “Specifically, we were looking for a spark,” Murphy explained. “And we were looking to broaden our offensive capabilities…[O’Hagan] didn’t play great, but he did enough good things to give us a chance to win.” The decision to insert O’Hagan, and to re-establish him in the starting lineup for the game against...
...their food.” “Food is very much at the heart of community, and at Harvard in particular there are so many different cultures and viewpoints,” Martin said. “It’s a great way for students to broaden their view of community.” On Saturday night, Harvard’s South Asian Association presented “Kalpanam,” a cultural celebration featuring traditional Indian dance and music, which coincided with Diwali. Dharma, Harvard’s Hindu Students Association, has also planned several events...
Sony hoped to benefit from both last year when it decided to try to broaden the mix of people shopping for consumer electronics in its SonyStyle stores to include more women. "Our products are about seeing and hearing," says the stores' creative director, Christine Belich, referring to Sony's cameras, TVs and music gear, "so it seemed natural to add smell to create an immersive sensory experience...
According to the Student Handbook, the goal of the Core is to “broaden each student’s perspective.” Now perhaps, the Core Office must broaden its own perspective, which, after having been around for 24 years, should have evolved its practices to the point of accommodating common sense...