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...With the successful completion of the Capital Campaign this year, Knowles wrote in an e-mail message that he will discuss with Lee and Sommer "how best further to enrich our curricular offerings in [ethnic studies]," adding that his first priority is to help the departments most in need of Faculty...
Miller says the University's new restriction on putting lectures online can inhibit a professor's desire to enrich the intellectual community at large...
There's obviously a lot of hyperbole here; we all know two-career couples who make plenty of time for their kids. And we've all seen studies that show that quality day care can enrich young children--especially those born into poverty. But underneath her attitude, Schlessinger is making an important point: too many "upwardly mobile" adults bear children not with a sense of lifelong commitment, but rather in the way they might buy a King Charles spaniel or some other neat accessory to their well-appointed lives. And too many assume that nannies can play the same accessory...
...there's a catch. Fears that loans forgiven without strings attached will only enrich corrupt governments without helping the poor have led rich countries to impose strict conditions. As a result, the benefits of debt relief have so far been limited to a few desperate countries like Mali, Guyana and Burkina Faso. Many others, including Nigeria and Haiti, may be years away from similar programs...
...grew up in a land of oppression. He came of age under Francois ("Papa Doc") Duvalier. But this product of the privileged "elite" fell passionately in love with his country and its vast peasant population. After studying in Paris, Jean worked to help his countrymen better cultivate their soil, enrich their crops--and by extension empower their lives...