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...their history of the Mediterranean, “The Corrupting Sea,” Peregrine Horden and Nicholas Purcell wondered what they might find “when the town is dissolved as a category and the full range of Mediterranean settlement is approached from an ecological standpoint and viewed in its en-tirety.” In the same way, demographers and statisticians have quarreled for centuries about what exactly determines an “urban” area. Cities, although useful imaginary totalities, are less helpful when asked to support good social science or political policy...
...over Suffolk. a result that would look more impressive if the opponent wasn’t a Division III team. Regardless, stopping the opposing guards is a must for the Crimson.“They are a perimeter-oriented team, and we are going to have our hands full defending their perimeter players,” Amaker said. “Are we going to have the discipline to play our pressure defense without fouling, can we limit their touches and deny the ball at times? They can’t score if they don’t have...
...percent in order to decrease the number of mandatory placements, but some members were reluctant to approve the new motion because they said its efficacy could not be predicted. “I’m frankly torn on this because we don’t have full information on what the impact of what this would be,” said committee member Patty M. Nolan ’80. Other members questioned whether the discussion should focus on the larger issues surrounding controlled choice. “Do our desegregation policies support our academic goals...
...jobless) bachelors... Best or worst lie you’ve ever told: I’m too old for this Something you’ve always wanted to tell someone: I’M VOTING FOR ANDREA FLORES FOR UC PRESIDENT AND YOU SHOULD TOO! Favorite childhood activity: Full disclosure: it was doing math. I was math team captain in high school, and I have a sweatshirt that says “we’ll kick your acids.” I may or may not be wearing it right now. Sexiest physical trait: My sidekick, Natalia Rigol...
...program has been a welcome change for Tatsumi Nakayama, who works at the elderly care home Michinoku-so in Aomori, a 4-hour train ride from Tokyo. Unlike companies in more urban areas, Michinoku-so hasn't yet had difficulty keeping a full staff, but they know that they could. "Applicants for our jobs are decreasing every year. What would happen after five years? It's very bleak," says Nakayama, a 25-year veteran of the industry. That's why the company decided to hire two Indonesia caregivers through the new national program. "I believe there are many things...