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...clear he did: "Absolutely ... I believe deeply that people fall short and that people have to recognize that they have to turn to God for forgiveness and to seek mercy ... I also believe that there are things in my own life that I have turned to God and have gotten on my knees and prayed about and sought God's forgiveness...
...hardly indicative of widespread social malaise. If anything, it’s just a symptom of what we already knew about Harvard students: many of them are pretty socially awkward. It should not be a surprise that a great chunk of them haven’t gotten over a middle school model of social interactions...
...generate revenues.” One of the main proponents of the white paper said it was drafted in response to several layers of criticism. “Tech licensing has been under attack from two different sides—those who think that the universities have gotten too close to the corporate world...and on the other side you have companies complaining that it’s too hard to interact with the university,” said Stanford’s former dean of research, Arthur Bienenstock, who organized the meeting that led to the white paper...
...idea of how everything is going to be built. The tech director finalizes those plans.... We made in a span of over a week. We started last Sunday and finished yesterday. We worked 12 hours a day. If you had been here a few hours ago, you would have gotten a show, because putting [the many parts of the set in place] is a little tricky. Getting them to fit together is a jigsaw." Being the technical director for “Pterodactyls” requires a lot of time, leading many to question why Thompson would devote herself...
...Fortunately, all indications are that the Administration has finally gotten the message. The major ethanol investment project that Bush will promote in Brazil with President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at least captures the spirit of what Latin Americans say they've been wanting from Washington for so long. That is, it's less about the abstractions of free trade - the fruits of which too rarely trickle down in Latin America's corrupt societies - and more about targeting specific development engines that may well create decent-paying jobs. The gesture may be too little too late to repair Bush...