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Dean of Admissions William R. Fitzsimmons '67 said in an interview last month that the College would be accepting fewer students this year—and wait-listing more—in order to ensure that the Class of 2012 does not exceed the capacity of the freshman dorms...
...began his day playing on the company soccer team says it is time to leave. Despite the festivities taking place around him, Sälzer knows the caricature of a German is one of boring efficiency, "so we have to both exceed the cliché and be even more creative. We do much more than anyone else to excite our own people so they take [that energy back] to Mexico or Sydney or wherever they go," he beams. After all, he points out, every man has a suit, a shirt, a tie. Any company can have a show...
Just-A-Start Corporation has applied for a Special Permit to build 14 units of affordable housing on Windsor St. in the Wellington-Harrington neighborhood, which would exceed the area’s base zoning regulations...
...Jimmy Carter raised the bar on what an ex-President can do, and Bill Clinton is trying to meet it or exceed it," said presidential historian Douglas Brinkley, whose book The Unfinished Presidency documents Carter's post-White House years. "He's not just playing on the cult of his celebrity," said Brinkley. "He's built a sophisticated nongovernmental organization that is getting real results, and raising untold amounts of money for causes." Says Brinkley, "It's pretty hard to argue with his success. Even his worst critics would have to say he's been an extraordinary ex-President...
...possible with regard to educating their children, maximizing their score on state tests should not be a priority. Unfortunately, many such admirable plans to localize curriculum planning may be limited by the school district’s budget concerns. This year’s budget is expected to exceed revenues, and will require about $2.8 million in cuts. This kind of shortfall is not unique to Cambridge; many municipalities in this state are short on money, and the state has provided little recourse, as it has limited the ways in which municipalities may raise money. The state must get involved...