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...pretty quiet, and it was kind of nice.” By Thursday, most Harvard students had left for home or vacation, leaving behind athletes, students from across the pond or across the continent, and thesis-writing seniors. Nancy A. Chow ’08 worked on her grad school applications. “I’m using this weekend to catch up on some work,” she said. “I just want to get into grad school.” Research came first for Voranaddha Vacharathit ’10, who spent the holiday...
...just smiles and he’s very articulate,” Schulson said. “[His victims] had no clue that he was anything but the attorney and Harvard Law grad that he purported...
...Terence, a fastidious Princeton grad, likes the environment, it will probably be because it is very different from the one his father--and new boss--inherited. Founded a century ago to hawk Canton-made goods such as porcelain, silk and fireworks to the U.S., Li & Fung is the leader among middleman companies, fashioning the world into a smooth-running assembly line in which buttons produced in Sri Lanka and velvet milled in Italy are sewn into a vest at a Shenzhen factory and shipped on time to a store near you. Leading an army of 7,162 workers in nearly...
...which no robots finished at all. The atmosphere was celebratory, though tempered by the uncanniness of watching driverless cars la Stephen King's Christine, a 1958 Plymouth with a taste for blood. "It's pretty creepy when your vehicle starts beeping and it peels out," says a grad student on the MIT team, which placed fourth. "You're sitting here thinking, Oh my God, what's happening? But when it comes back to you at the end? That's really awesome...
Public Divided on Pring-Wilson Verdict (Oct. 15, 2004) The trial of Alexander Pring-Wilson ends with the conviction of the ex-Harvard grad student for voluntary manslaughter, but in the court of public opinion, the jury is still hung...