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...Whatever our capacities are as a University, they do not really extend to great sophistication to running energy plants in a highly deregulated environment,” said then-University President Neil L. Rudenstine in a 1998 interview...
...brown hair cropped on the sides and brush-cut short on top. He likes the Army, he says, though he can't wait to get home to see his young daughter. He is proud to be up here, "protecting democracy" from North Korean aggression. But that concern doesn't extend to the Russian and Filipina women who work the bars where he spends his free time: they're just part of the landscape. "The women are here because they've been tricked," he says, nonchalantly. "They're told they're going to be bartending or waitressing, but once they...
Coverage will extend from Aug. 1, 2002 until July 31, 2003 next year, which also represents a change in policy. Fall term coverage used to begin in September, which Rosenthal said was too late for athletes and other students who come to school before the semester begins...
This isn't about just short-term market swings. Across the country, people are wondering whether their shrinking retirement nest eggs will force them to extend their careers indefinitely. (See cover story, page 22.) And that angst and anger is starting to find political expression. Only 52% of the participants in a New York Times/CBS News poll last week said they think Bush is doing a good job on the economy, down from 72% in October. Meanwhile, 61% believe that members of the Bush Administration are protecting the interests of business over those of ordinary Americans. It doesn't help...
...We’ve had policies that have enabled students to come study at Harvard College—financial aid, scholarhips, summer jobs,” he added. “I would like to extend that policy to other parts of Harvard—to people who come here to learn to be teachers, to people who come here to learn to be physicians...