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...departments. Of the 31 proposals put forward, 15 were chosen to receive grants ranging from $2000 to $8000—and totaling $90,810—for international projects that include opportunities to have summer internships and research in South Africa, Greece, or China; to go on an archeological dig in the U.K.; or take a summer community-service course in Italy. According to Chair of the Faculty Committee on Education Abroad John H. Coatsworth, the idea was spawned by a desire to increase faculty participation in planning and leading study-abroad trips for undergraduates. It was also intended...
...said CHI representative Joseph K. Lee ’07. “I think it’s really important that those issues are explicitly tackled.” CHI supervisor Keli M. Ballinger, who is also a Dunster House tutor, said that the debate is intended to dig deeper into the candidates’ platforms, and to show how their platforms will affect the overall well-being of the undergraduate community. “Students should be as informed as possible about how the initiatives and the candidates they support will affect their overall well-being...
...York Times bestseller list. According to a Times article from March 2002, Vise returned 17,000 of those books—and got his money back, but also got his title on the paper’s bestseller list for at least eight weeks.Google searches not only serve to dig up dirt on public figures; they verge on replacing libraries and phonebooks. Google rivals Gutenberg’s printing press as a contribution to communication and Google’s relevance, like its company’s stock price, is skyrocketing.Vise—along with researcher Mark Malseed?...
...really had to dig deep and be like, ‘Man, I know I can play at this level. I just have to find a way to be consistent,’” O’Hagan says. “For a while in the middle of the season, when I was playing pretty bad, I thought Richard would get a shot and go back...
...Lenin's Tomb: The Last Days of the Soviet Empire by David Remnick. What do good journalists do when they find themselves in the middle of the story of a lifetime? Dig till they drop and type like hell. Remnick covered thousands of miles for hundreds of interviews to explain who did what to whom when the Kremlin came tumbling down. The result is history still hot from the crucible...