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There is an obvious academic problem with this schedule. As Laborsky points out, most sections and even many classes meet during the week between 1 and 6 p.m. Football players, therefore, have to either always have sections late at night, very early in the morning, or try to cram everything in on Mondays. Laborsky has two sections on Monday in addition to three and a half hours of lecture. His other sections are Tuesday nights at 7 and Thursday mornings...
...took a moment, but the room burst into laughter--and it wasn't the nervous laughter that sometimes comes when Bush isn't focused on his work. The President didn't need to cram for this test. He has spent every minute of the past month living the subject. At the press conference he was calm, and knew better than to promise too much. He assured Americans of ultimate victory over terrorism even as he acknowledged that there are limits to the government's ability to prevent every heinous act. If he occasionally made side trips through his syntax...
...Liberal Democrats. His reform agenda is designed to destroy the Establishment and their pork-barrel politics. They'll be chipping away at his plans every chance they get Koizumi's plan: Act the populist and use every attack against his agenda as a way to garner even more support. Cram through reforms before people realize just how bad things are Outlook: GOOD. They can make life difficult for Koizumi, but they don't offer any appealing alternative...
...commonly repeated complaint among students is that the T closes too early, forcing people who go into the city during weekends to either cut their fun short to catch the last subway train or to cram into an expensive taxi...
...Washington, and my mind is full of images of touring the West Wing, sitting in the studio for a taping of Crossfire, riding roller coasters with my chief-of-staff, and pacing the halls of Congress at midnight. But amongst these experiences and memories, some of which I will cram into this piece, some of which will never find their way onto paper, there is one part of my summer in Washington that towers above all others—the view...