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...Baskind] came out of nowhere to put it in.” Both Wylie and Sheeleigh led their teams in scoring during their freshman seasons. Baskind might be well on her way to the same bragging right, but coach Ray Leone’s 2008 roster has more scoring depth than the program has seen in the past few years. If the Crimson challenges for the Ivy League title in Leone’s second year in Cambridge, it will be because these three forwards—and others—are sharing the ball and the scoring load. Look...
...among BLPers in the discussions. HBS professors sacrifice a lot to teach in the BLP, and it is great to see their efforts rewarded when students read the case studies and participate in discussions.” Terigin noted that, for many undergrads, the event represents a first in-depth look at the private sector. “I believe that participants gained a great insight into business and B-School in general,” Terigin said. Conference participant Jason Y. Shah ’11 said the conference gave him a look at the road to the business...
...Know By Jessica Simpson; available now With its pat narratives, modern country excels at masking a lack of depth with a high gloss of feeling. So, good career move! Simpson navigates her twangy debut without incident until Dolly Parton shows up for a duet, clears her throat and reminds us to stop grading on a curve...
...have concerns about how individuals would react in an emergency," says Lawrie Cox, industrial manager at the Australian Federation of Air Pilots. "It's easy to do in a simulator, but when you are confronted with it, it's an entirely different situation. You don't have a depth of feeling." Simulator training, he says, "is a short-cut process because of the world-wide shortage of pilots ... and the view we have is you can't beat experience...
...decline of the river has had profound social and environmental consequences for the Jordan Valley. It has reduced habitats for the 500 million birds migrating each year from Europe to Africa. It is killing the Dead Sea, which, without replenishment from the Jordan, is being reduced in depth about a meter a year. And it is helping decimate Palestinian towns in the occupied West Bank--home to some of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities--which are slowly dying of thirst without access to the river or the authority to dig their own wells...