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...small victory for Harvard on Thursday, U.S. District Court Judge Douglas P. Woodlock said a jury would have to determine the extent of damages owed by the University, dismissing the government??s contention that Shleifer and Hay’s improprieties undermined the entire project...
...president vowed to widen access to higher education, calling for greater funding of the federal government??s beleaguered student aid program. “By raising performance in our high schools and expanding Pell grants for low- and middle-income families, we will help more Americans start their career with a college diploma,” Bush said...
Myers said the system—which because of high costs would likely only be utilized by the government??is not yet complete...
Established 17 years ago, the awards “recognize quality and responsiveness in all levels of government?? and strive to “restimulate innovations in government,” Kennedy School of Government Director of Communications Jesus Mena said...
...imperial sphere, which (lest anyone forgets) once enveloped one-quarter of the world’s population. And in Dar es Salaam nowadays, the families of those one-time colonial mandarins are still taking care of a number of African states, although no longer affixed with the government??s imprimatur. The Indians brought on railway construction contracts by the Brits are today firmly in control of Tanzania’s economy—those parts, at least, not controlled by middling and bent civil servants. They run the mining industry, hair salons, banking houses and cafeterias...