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...Kauble said. “It’s pretty tough to go from thinking that you had won to find out that you’re going home with a silver medal. But it was nice for us to find our speed there at the end??our boat refused to give up.”Meanwhile, the varsity straight four took advantage of its lightness in a field packed with heavyweight crews to race to an open-water victory. With two-seat Dan Kettler calling the race, Harvard blew away the competition in its heat and streaked...
...said that he talked to the Corporation and Summers “at the end?? of the search process...
...carrying. All information, whether a piece of an Internet telephone call, a Viagra ad, or the membership of “Students For California Relocation of Harvard University,” gets the same right of passage.The name for this paradigm is “end-to-end??—the idea, in some sense, that the intelligence of a network ought to be pushed out to the edges, to the computer on your desk, your cell phone, or your new Internet-enabled toaster. Not all networks are built this way. The original analog telephone system...
...democratic process does not necessarily entail supporting its outcomes. One can uphold the right of the Palestinian people to elect their government while disapproving of the unsettling result: the election of a terrorist group that both supports the destruction of Israel and the use of violence to achieve this end??two positions that are in clear opposition to the goal of peace in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict...
...dream. The final venture between legendary director James Ivory and producer Ismail Merchant, who passed away in 2004, “The White Countess” does not quite measure up to their past sweeping classics (“Surviving Picasso” or “Howards End??). Fortunately, extraordinary acting makes up for rather drab dialogue and slow-paced action. “Countess” is a true Merchant-Ivory collaboration. As with most Merchant-Ivory films, a stellar cast is paired with a lush backdrop of elegant costumes and scenery. Taking place in 1930s...