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...Cornell and Harvard, Agarwalla was active with student government. He likens Undergraduate Council meetings to speaking in ancient fora...
...coin sales, then by a series of smaller contributions and grants. Although publication continued until the summer of 2002, the subscription base by that time had dropped to 25,000, and some contributors had waited for over a year without receiving compensation. Their grievances began appearing in public fora, and the outcry reached a point where Coles and his colleagues were contributing their own money to cover the magazine’s debts. “We’re not exactly floating in dough as individuals,” he says, “but that?...
Planners said they hoped that both planned events and impromptu discussions would become fora for discussing the book...
According to Dalton supporters, Bok's decisionto conduct the review in this way has left claimsof discrimination--which prompted the request fora review--unaddressed...
...course, there are always skeptics, and that is good. But I’ve been invited to different fora and to be the keynote speaker at a forum at Harvard later this month. All of this is very encouraging. In science it’s always good to really have to prove your theory to everyone—especially the skeptical—and that is what I hope to do. My family also is incredibly supportive. They are very proud of and pleased with me and all my work...