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...HOLLIS as a starting point for their research rather than the Google book search, according to Verba. “You would never notice that the Harvard collection has materials that aren’t on Google,” Verba said. Harvard’s library collections contain 15.5 million physical volumes, which still dwarfs the million or so books currently available online through Google Books. But the digital copies being provided through HOLLIS, which Verba said would encompass all of the Harvard books scanned by Google since 2004, currently number only in the tens of thousands. The dearth...
...verdant gardens and farmland, much of it a former lordly estate, the park boasts several galleries and a stunning outdoor collection of modern sculpture, including some fine Barbara Hepworths and Henry Moores. It's also home to 137 sheep, for whom Goldsworthy has built a sheepfold contain-ing a massive stone slab on which human visitors can lie to create "rain shadows." Else-where on the estate he has raised a series of dry-stone wall enclosures where giant fallen oaks hang. Paradoxically, for all the open air, it's Goldsworthy's new indoor works that are the fresher...
...second female student reported that Cho had sent her an IM. She said it didn't contain a threat, according to Flinchum, but she filed a complaint and "asked that Cho have no further contact with her." The next morning, Flinchum said, officers talked to Cho about this complaint...
...abortion restrictions must permit the procedure when necessary to preserve a woman's health. The slim majority here - five conservative justices led by Anthony Kennedy - skirted that rule by saying medical experts can't agree whether a woman would ever need this method to stay healthy (the law does contain an exception if the woman's life is at stake). So, they argued, the absence of a health exception doesn't make the law unconstitutional on its face - a substantial nick in the armor that has protected the right to abortion since...
...must endure great suffering. His silent soldiering-on here is no less heroic than the dreadful beating he takes, and then dishes out, during the Pepe el Toro boxing match. As the ringside announcer says with awe in that movie, "His heart is so big, his chest can't contain...