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...letter, a graduate of both Harvard Business School and Harvard Law School. So far, the campaign has raised more than $1 billion. Wright also plans to implement his proposal for the Dartmouth Sophomore Summer initiative, break ground on at least three new campus buildings, and further expand the size and quality of the faculty, according to Haldeman and Wright’s letters. “I still have some things that I really want to accomplish,” Wright told The Dartmouth. “I don’t intend to be a lame duck...
...progressive Mormons, we call for Obama to take even bolder steps when elected than he has outlined in his campaign. Many of us hope that he will have the courage to extend marriage equality to all people, to revise and expand his healthcare program, and to use diplomacy to promote peace abroad...
...parties to come to terms with the Maoists. China has remained a bit more circumspect, letting India flex its geopolitical muscle while building bridges with the Nepali Maoists it shunned until not long ago and beefing up its hydropower investments along Nepal's glacial rivers. As the budding superpowers expand in influence and ambition, many see Nepal falling into the crosshairs of a new "Great Game" for the 21st century...
...Senator John F. Kerry, a Yale alumnus who also serves on the Finance Committee, said that with soaring tuition costs and shrinking middle-class incomes, it has become increasingly important to expand tuition assistance programs for families and students...
...that hockey hasn't tried to reverse its luck. Since 1995, the league has spent over $6 million to expand its Diversity Program, which O'Ree, 72, helps direct. When the NHL started its diversity initiative, there were 5 inner-city hockey programs in North America. Now, there are 39. This year, the league has expanded its "Hockey in the Hood" tournament to include more teams. Coleman himself is a product of these efforts. "There are more kids of color playing hockey today than ever before," says O'Ree, though there's no statistical proof to back this claim...