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...It’s an artificial experience…To a great extent it’s programmed,” he says. “My essay was intentionally polemical, to offer an alternative to the experience which was being lost...
Rapier says a decision has not been made on whether to conduct a targeted campaign centering on a few major goals like science or Allston or whether to pursue a broader, more general campaign instead. While a general campaign would include individual schools’ goals to a greater extent, Harvard and outside fundraisers say its easier to interest the richest donors in initiatives or buildings that figure into Harvard’s long-term priorities...
...excitement about how food happens. This interest takes them into the exclusive domains of chefs such as Marcus Samuelsson and Mario Batali. “You have to enjoy the process, the raw chemistry, the little petty drama of it,” says Matt. And, to a certain extent, you don’t even have to know exactly what’s being done: “It’s really important to come from an amateur’s point of view, to be amazed. You’re really defending the reader...
...long distance events, some of the other freshmen demonstrated the full extent of their potential by stepping up in the 4X800m relay to score some points for the Crimson. Fielding a team of three freshmen—Hugo van Vuren, Connor Wilson, John Paul—and senior Jamie Albertine, Harvard managed to reel in fifth place...
...market had a strong 2003, and corporate profits in many industries exceeded expectations, so why haven't companies that started outsourcing as a way to cut costs reversed course and brought the jobs back home? That might have happened after other recessions, but this shift is different. To some extent, companies are gun-shy about committing to full-time workers and the attendant fringe benefits. Instead of rushing to expand their computer systems and hiring people to maintain them, firms are keeping their outsourcing companies on speed dial...