Word: eached
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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For the most part, there are reasons to uncork the champagne. Not only has the University exceeded its stated goal by $225 million three months before the capital campaign's scheduled conclusion, but each of Harvard's nine schools has met their individual target. The Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
Those candidates who receive less than 50 votes are eliminated and their votes are redistributed. After each succeeding round of tabulation, the candidate at the bottom is eliminated and his votes are redistributed until all nine councillors have been elected.
"I became aware that there was this new field emerging, that you could use lasers to cool atoms down to extremely low temperatures," Hau said. "Each time you cool, you move into a new regime of nature, and that's where new things are bound to happen."
One could argue that strict interhouse rules are building house community. Because students know the one guaranteed location they will receive a hot meal is also the place they live, they return to their respective houses for meals, despite their inconvenience in location or their unfriendly policies towards visitors. But...
"The candidates have high regard for the senior citizen vote," says Leroy L. Cragwell, vice president of Cambridge's Council on Aging, citing the big senior picnics put on each year by candidates.