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...Fathers on the Fast Track The dads' dilemma in Asia and beyond is compounded by father substitutes such as television, the Internet, gaming gadgets, nannies and even mothers willing to take on the role of fathers [April 16]. Fathering is deliberate and takes a lot of hard work. Sometimes it is easier to be passionate about excellence at work than at home. If we fathers have goals and visions for our careers and businesses, we need to have a greater vision for our families and an even greater resolve to do everything that we can to make that vision...
...living in the golden age of puzzles right now. Crosswords have never been as interesting in history as they are now.13.FM: How quickly can you solve a Rubik’s cube?WS: I am good in two dimensions. I am not good in three. So how fast, the question is can I at all? I don’t think I can.14.FM: How’s it feel to work at The New York Times? Why do you like working there?WS: First of all, I work at home, not at the Times building, though I go in once...
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...give him the opportunity, somebody would have,” Murphy said.More than anything, though, Berg said he’s eager to get to East Rutherford on May 11 in preparation for the three-day camp, which begins the following day.“I just want to fast forward through this next week and get to it,” he said. “It should be fun.”—Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu
...individual disciplines and cannot let go of the temptation to herd students into their classrooms by requirement. Thus, we can foresee nothing but inevitable failure in a program which tries to abolish all such intellectual parochialism when such sectarian loyalties abide so deeply. Despite our newfound skepticism, we hold fast to the most fundamental of our original complaints with the Core, and our original hopes for general education. Greater flexibility—including a vast number of departmental courses for Core, or General Education credit—still ranks highest on or list of priorities. And we remain optimistic that...