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...little rounder than from anywhere else. As soon as she can find time, she plans to hike the whole Appalachian Mountains—or a portion sizable enough to be put on her résumé. Please give her a reason to compulsively check her email on Thursdays, when her work appears, by giving her feedback at sichen@fas.harvard.edu...
Soon after University President Lawrence H. Summers made his now infamous remarks in January, I sent an email to a list-serve of campus progressives. “Rather than off-handedly dismissing Larry’s comments”—I call him Larry, we’re tight like that—“can we discuss them?” Until that point, comments on the issue had been limited to clever quips like, “Good thing he has a penis so he doesn’t need to worry about...
...Hutch story of the book, "Public Relations," has been colored in hues of rose, giving an ethereal tone to its tale of the plans for building a shopping center at the World Trade Center site and the ghosts that haunt it. One story, "The Future," about a time when email will be downloaded directly into your brain and coffee cups will have interactive features about celebrities, appears in a crude, early draft style that reveals how much goes into a finished piece. (As a result it's the weak link of the collection...
...least celebrated but most profound of all the ways in which the world has been shrunk in the past 20 years--made the disaster uniquely personal to those who live thousands of miles away from its mayhem, so did modern technology. From broadband and wifi-enabled hotels, guests could email messages, pictures and videos back home. Mobile phones allowed people to stay in touch with their loved ones. And by some miracle of technology for which many were grateful, even when mobile circuits were overloaded, text messages got through. Sam Nicols, an engineer who researches nanotechnology at a Swedish university...
...official in charge of Indonesia's new tsunami-warning system told TIME that his office received an email warning from the PTWC on the morning of Dec. 26 but failed to see the message until the following day. The official, who goes by the name Fauzi, was not at work on that fateful morning. Thai officials, meanwhile, knew that a big quake had occurred. For one thing, plenty of people in Bangkok felt it. At 8:15 a.m. on Dec. 26, says the duty officer at the Seismic Monitoring and Statistic Center in Bangkok, "The phone calls started pouring...