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...probing questions, di Pasquale reveals interesting facts like his tendency to “fart under the covers, Dutch oven style baby!” and that his ideal relationship includes “two or three special women.” Di Pasquale actually seems to develop an interesting rapport with himself, alternately expressing admiration, consternation, and even surprise at his own answers. The interview is prefaced by an introduction to our hero written by (drumroll, please) Matt di Pasquale, which tells us that Matt had “virtually flawless grades and SAT scores?...
...received a 2+2 acceptance last week is Michael Segal ’09, a biochemistry concentrator.“In the end, applying to 2+2 seemed like a fairly obvious decision because the program not only guarantees a spot at HBS and guarantees time to develop your own worldview,” Segal said, “but it allows you to find the best experience to have for two years. This program is a win-win on all accounts.” 2+2 also allows students to take an optional third year in the workforce before...
Such infrastructure changes are still far off - official plug-ins have yet to hit the street - but a few companies are already gearing up. A start-up called Coulumb Technologies in Campbell, Calif., is developing public charging points that would enable drivers to plug in and pay for the power they use. Another model altogether is Shai Agassi's Better Place, a company that wants to develop a vast infrastructure of public charging and "battery swap" stations. Agassi imagines a subscription model similar to how mobile phones work. Drivers would lease the batteries that power their electric cars...
...complete remaining requirements. Forcing students to choose between a handful of obscure Core courses (with some exploring duplicate topics) to meet a requirement is unfair to a student body who has long been promised a revamped system of education. There need to be concrete incentives for faculty to develop as many new Gen Ed courses as possible to remedy this problem in future semesters. Until Gen Ed can stand on its own, there is a real and viable solution to help increase the options available for students who still need to fulfill their requirements: Every departmental course should count...
...programs via a central office in the White House, providing more support for the federal work-study program and allocating federal matching funds for private-sector job-training programs. Obama's proposals include tuition reimbursement for teachers in underserved communities and the creation of an Energy Corps to help develop renewable-energy technologies...