Word: delayer
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...Best 1. Kanye West/Jamie Foxx Performance ?Start the five second delay-now!" Kanye West said before he and Jamie Foxx took the stage in full drum major gear. West was sadly uncontroversial, but his brilliant K.W. State vs. J.F.U. marching band performance of Gold Digger was easily the most energetic of the show. And when it began to sag just a little, the Gold Digger dancers came out followed by the members of Broke Phi Broke to do some step dancing. America?s largest exposure to black fratenity culture since A Different World...
...professors’ statements, which were circulated among the department by e-mail and obtained by The Crimson, raise the objection that a delay in concentration choice would hinder students’ ability to specialize in their fields of concentration. “This [plan] will not encourage students to do advanced work—the kind of excellent work that makes our graduates the best in the nation, gets them into top graduate schools and in a position to be choice targets in the competition for top jobs and to contribute to science and engineering immediately after graduation...
...proposal to delay concentration choice is inherently disadvantageous to concentrations in the sciences, especially engineering. In order for Harvard’s engineering program to be nationally accredited, national guidelines stipulate that it require concentrators to take at least 20 courses in the field. If the deadline were to be pushed back, potential concentrators would find it difficult, if not impossible, to complete all 20 courses required for graduation. But if DEAS decided to buck a delay and maintain the current declaration deadline, potential concentrators would tend to gravitate toward concentrations that allowed an attractive extra semester?...
...Literature Judith L. Ryan, a Council member and part of the seven-member subcommittee devoted to the search, said the list of 24 professors will be compiled “as soon as we possibly can....I don’t think you’ll see a long delay...
...between $40 and $80 million this fiscal year. The president’s concerns about finances grew markedly in fiscal year 2004 when, the individual said, the Faculty’s fundraising fell well behind projections.Combined with the slow pace of the curricular review and especially the delay-plagued Gen Ed report, the Faculty’s financial situation raised tensions between Summers and Kirby.“At a certain point, there were just too many red flags,” the individual said. “Something was failing, and the blame fell on Kirby...