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...Europe this week, with the U.K., France and Germany its likely first markets. But Apple should brace for a fight: more than 50 online music sites already play to 800,000 subscribers in Europe. Napster went legit in the U.K. last month, and plans to expand in Europe. Sony Connect plans to cross the Atlantic within weeks. Even Microsoft is reportedly negotiating to put Beatles' songs online. But competition doesn't guarantee bargains. While Apple reveals its European prices this week, at $1.82 a song Napster costs U.K. subscribers 84% more than those in the U.S. Blame higher label fees...
Gross’ ability to connect to administrators and students alike has helped him in his roles as academic planner, student life administrator and professor...
Harvard officially gives up plans to build a tunnel under Cambridge Street to connect the future Center for Government and International Studies buildings. After months of negotiating, Harvard failed to overcome strong neighborhood opposition to the project...
When I look back at the memories of my sportswriting career, I can’t quite connect the dots with perfectly straight lines. Something inexplicable about The Crimson, both the people and the place, sucked me in and never let me leave the building the same person—or even the same day that I entered...
...told myself it was about passion for my writing and pushing myself to succeed. Now, I don’t always know what role I was trying to fill at each point in time. I grew up with sports, and I found in them a precious way to connect to my family and friends. But when I came to Harvard, I didn’t wander into a sports meeting at The Crimson until my sophomore year. I told myself that I needed to balance out my science classes with some unrelated fun, and writing about sports fit nicely into...