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...hardly expected from a player who won two singles titles in six years. From a wild card ranked No. 210 this spring. From a kid who’d just lost his father, broken his neck and battled shingles...
However, some tweaks are needed. With the new online system, students must still print out study cards to get professors’ signatures for the classes requiring them. If students subsequently change their schedule, they must print out another card and collect the signatures again. This problem could easily be remedied. Instead of requiring signatures, the registrar should instead create a website allowing professors to approve students to take their classes...
...progressed, the Crimson pushed forward more in an effort to get on the board, but the Eagles defenders repelled every Harvard attack. The match also got progressively more physical, as evidenced by the 10 fouls that BC was whistled for in the second half as well as the yellow card that Sedgwick picked up for a hard tackle...
TIME Your business card says "The Head Monster." Do other CEOs take you seriously...
...begins to wane, some remaining aides lack the chops to set him right when he is off course. Several of his closest advisers--including Condoleezza Rice, Alberto Gonzales and Karen Hughes--have left the West Wing for Cabinet posts or jobs in other agencies. His chief of staff, Andrew Card, has never been mistaken for James Baker, the man who made a minor career out of setting Bush's father right. And Bush has filled a number of lesser spots around the government with political hacks and patronage candidates--most embarrassingly Michael Brown, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency...