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...bottom of the pond; the owl hunts small animals in the woods. The duck sleeps at night, the owl during the day. Eventually both realize, as the owl puts it, "I don't do things the wrong way, I do them a different way, and it works out fine." There is a moral here about tolerance and understanding, but it is all the more eloquent for remaining unspoken...
...parking lot of the temporary laboratory space that houses the institute, a crowd of more than 200 people, including Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers and MIT President Susan Hockfield, was on hand to receive the news directly from Eli Broad yesterday. “A big tent is a fine metaphor for what we are all about—the rain you can leave out,” Lander said. Eli Broad said he and his wife, Edythe, decided to give the second gift because they were “impressed with the progress and wanted to see it accelerated...
...seems to me to do a lot more harm to race relations,” Guagliardo, the white LSU senior, says of the campaign to ban the flag. “Normally people do just fine at LSU. I’ve never seen any race problems beside the flag controversy...
While Eric’s friends and blockmates head into recruiting and other pressures of senior fall, he is getting along fine, heading to bed at 10 p.m., and spending two hours a day praying. The day before Thanksgiving, almost everyone had blown off their last classes to head home, but Eric had been in class all day, hard at work in the five courses he is now juggling with ease...
...many admit, a fine line biologists walk when they take on intelligent design directly in the public sphere. Not only are they concerned about legitimizing those ideas by challenging them from a scientific standpoint, but they also worry about being drawn further into a public relations battle they have little appetite to fight...