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...researchers they discuss religion and spirituality with friends, and 68% said they are "feeling unsettled about spiritual matters." But 62% said their professors never encourage classroom discussions of religion or spirituality. "There's a [gap] between the degree of interest in these issues that young people display and the extent to which colleges inspire students to explore them," says Alexander Astin, director of UCLA's Higher Education Research Institute...
...characterize Davos this year as all surface harmony and hidden discontent would be too cynical. To some extent, this was because the meeting started to return to the topics that once defined it: the global economy and the future of technology. The annual Japan dinner attracted a bigger crowd than it has for years; the high-tech heroes had more of a spring in their step. (One leading indicator for tech-stock bulls: vintage '95 Taittinger champagne at the Silicon Valley reception.) But there were other signs of optimism, notably the scores of young business leaders from the Arab world...
...already depleted Harvard lineup had to forfeit the 165 lb. match due to personnel issues. During the Cliff Keen Invitational earlier in the year, Corl had to drop out of the tournament due to a neck injury and back spasms. The extent of his injury is not yet known...
...certain extent, these reports are exercises in persuasion,” said Gardner, who is a member of the GSE Allston committee. “If one of the schools or one of the interest groups...makes a very persuasive case for how they want to use the space, it’s more likely they?...
...Shocked by the extent of student problems—and Ceder’s struggles—Pertile forwarded the e-mail to University President Lawrence H. Summers...