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...Financial Aid for the College Janet L. Irons, who served on the committee that reviewed the 31 submissions from Harvard, said the selection committee looked for projects that “could be done in a summer, had a lasting impact, and showed creativity.” According to Carin M. Eisenstein ’10, who lives on the same floor as Kobiljar, her friend stayed up until 3 a.m. perfecting her proposal. “The most difficult part of the application process was coming up with the idea—thinking of something substantial that could happen...
...CARIN MAHER El Segundo, Calif...
...afternoon. There are no gasps from the crowd as he rearranges his arms, no ripples of delight as a flickering smile drifts across his face. We sit before him in respectful, half-blushing silence. "They said it was like Michelangelo, and I think it is," says Anna Carin Hollstrum, a 51-year-old administrator from Sweden. She and her husband have lingered only a few minutes before heading back out into the light. "I think it is very beautiful." So do Lisa and Sasha, both 16 and from south London. They stand in Room 41 nudging each other and muffling...
Monica Lewinsky was an adult at the time of the "inappropriate relationship" with President Clinton. She should be adult enough now to apologize to Clinton's wife and daughter for playing with their lives. Not all the blame should fall on the President. CARIN MCKEE Hyde Park...
...role for the supers, a migration from being distributors of food to purveyors of meals and services. "Ten years ago, if you asked a produce manager to sell washed lettuce, he'd say, 'Why? People can go home and wash it themselves,'" says consultant Carin Solganik, vice president of Solganik & Associates in Dayton, Ohio. Yet prepackaged salads (O.K., bags of lettuce) have become a $2 billion business...