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...report—released last Thursday, one year after 25 commissioners joined together to brainstorm a long-term plan for the United States’s role in global health—outlines steps to be taken over the next 15 years in a five-part plan. These strategies include maintaining the commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis; prioritizing women and children in U.S. global health efforts; strengthening prevention and health emergency response capabilities; ensuring that the U.S. has the capacity to match global health ambitions; and making smart investments in multilateral institutions...
...Unfortunately, the rest of the material also seems reused. Friedman’s fifth book attempts a rousing reveille to the Energy Climate Era, where global warming, world-wide middle class expansion, and population growth led to the titular characteristics: hot, flat, and crowded. The book tells a five-part story, à la Shakespeare, but it’s clear that the author neglected to borrow from the literary greats the necessary ingredients of creativity, sophistication, and substance. Reading the book means slogging through a wearing morass of self-aggrandizing anecdotes, utopian musings, and kitschy catchphrases, none used more...
...This wasn’t something we were concerned about, it just wasn’t in the forefront of our thinking,” said then-Crimson Managing Editor George H. Watson ’58, who journeyed to Arkansas and eventually wrote a five-part series for The Crimson documenting the historic desegregation of the school...
...told Romney that Gay’s 14-year-old daughter had gone missing in New York City. Immediately, Romney closed Bain’s Boston office, shipped most of its 30 employees to New York City, and established a command center in a hotel, where they wrote a five-part plan. Romney recruited 250 people from associated Wall Street firms to help with the search. Together, they posted 250,000 flyers with the girl’s picture throughout the city. The Weekly Standard’s Fred Barnes reports, “Twenty hours later, a New Jersey...
...good tidings fill your head / What a festive season! / Some day you'll be dead"). Eric Cartman warbles a soulful misdirection of "O Holy Night" ("Jesus was born and so I get presents"). Not to ignore Hanukkah, Parker and Shaiman expand the tune "Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel" into a five-part round for Kyle, his parents, Stan and Cartman; and Kyle plaints "The Lonely Jew on Christmas" with the help of someone who sounds like Neil Diamond. (It's Parker again; he's everywhere.) For the prissiest of your relatives, you can play the finale: a seriously heartfelt chorale of "Have...