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...Thanks to the popularity of artists like Sean Paul and Elephant Man, their explicitly instructional lyrics, and YouTube, Americans know a lot more about the latest dancehall moves than they did a few years ago. Now at any party you’ll see people “Wacky Dip,” “Sesame Street,” and “Hot Wuk” as if it were tryouts for Dancehall Queen II. The latest of these dances has been the “Dutty Wine,” popularized by Tony Matterhorn?...
...those disciplines now “substantially exceeds” 50 percent.The report, which was completed in September and distributed at Tuesday’s Faculty meeting, also showed that the percentage of tenure offers made to women is still well below its 2000-2001 high.Martin said the dip in offers to women—from 36 percent in 2000-2001, to about 12 percent three years later, and back up to 30 percent last year—was caused because “people sort of believed that the problem was just solved...
Last year, 46 percent of Harvard seniors registered for the OCS recruiting program, according to Associate Director of the Office of Career Services Robin E. Mount. This number has a tendency to fluctuate slightly as the business world goes through changes; there’s been a two-percent dip in participation since the dot-com bubble burst...
...hold the toast. The High-Society Type: You probably can’t believe that your friends talked you out of going to Rialto or Upstairs on the Square, but you’ve decided to put up with their pedestrian tastes for the night. Start with the hummus dip, followed by a sizzling lamb or swordfish kebab for a real ethnic treat. While you might find the slow service and paper napkins irritating, Zoe’s offers one of the best Greek options you can find in the vicinity. The Hungry Athlete: After a hard practice, Zoe?...
Lenovo must win market share beyond China to boost profitability. It has only 7.7% of the global market, to Dell's 19.1%. The PC market is slowing too. IDC predicts that global PC-sales growth will dip to 10.8% this year, from 16% in 2005. Lenovo "will be treading water until the market goes into a growth mode," says Richard Shim, senior analyst...