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...Slatkin has enjoyed abundant critical praise in the last two decades as a premiere conductor, with successful tenures at both the St. Louis Symphony and the BBC Symphony Orchestra. He has been with the National Symphony Orchestra for nine years, and in that time has been crowned with the country??€™s National Medal of the Arts and a Grammy award for Best Classical Recording...
...next year has arrived and things look all too familiar in the landscape of college squash. Trinity comes into this weekend’s CSA National Championships as the No.1 team in the country??€”its winning streak now up to 122 matches. Harvard, once again, is No.2...
Summers wasn’t initially a shoo-in. He first had to beat out dozens of the country??€™s academic and political elite, including a professor rumored to have a shot at the Supreme Court and a former U.S. President...
...Saturday game—against the Saints—features two of the country??€™s hottest teams. Harvard has been 10-0-1 since the New Year and St. Lawrence is riding an eight-game winning streak. The Saints are also undefeated at home this season, and are coming off of a convincing win over Dartmouth on Friday...
PetroChina officials have assured investors that the firm does not deal directly with Sudan. But the firm is a spin-off of the China National Petroleum Company (CNPC), which has invested more than $1 billion in a joint venture with the government of Sudan to boost that country??€™s oil production. CNPC still controls 90 percent of PetroChina, and a restructuring plan unveiled late last year would move all of CNPC’s overseas assets—including its Sudan stake—directly into PetroChina’s hands...