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...turning down an offer to become an assistant dean of advising. Ameer—whose former position was also within University Hall—will now concentrate her efforts toward House and concentration advising, according to Gross. Ameer was previously responsible for advising the 36 visiting students from the Gulf coast displaced by Hurricane Katrina this fall. Lambert-Sluder’s new role will place him in charge of the over 180 peer advisers hand-picked in April. He will also monitor future efforts to select, train, and evaluate these peer advisors. Lambert-Sluder, a recent Currier House graduate...
...profits to be reined in. While BP isn?t lobbying for drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the company has big plans to expand in North America; it aims to invest $37 billion over the next decade, including refinery expansions, increased exploration and production in the deep-water Gulf of Mexico and development of a liquefied natural gas terminal. ?They have more to lose in North America than any other company,? says Fadel Gheit, an oil analyst with Oppenheimer & Co. ?They cannot afford to do wrong...
...JIABAO Egypt Wen presented Egypt with a $50 million loan and signed 10 oil, natural-gas and telecommunications accords. China also invested $10 million in an industrial area northwest of the Gulf of Suez...
...Cutting through the myths and gossip, Dalmia shows that Sher-Gil was a serious artist intent upon bridging the gulf between the Western-educated Indian ?lite to which she belonged, and the impoverished millions surrounding them. She wrote of traveling through India and finding it full "of dark-bodied, sad-faced, incredibly thin men and women who move silently looking almost like silhouettes." She decided her task would be "to interpret the life of Indians, particularly the poor Indians pictorially; to paint those images of infinite submission and patience." This she did like no one before her, filling canvases with...
...average American now has two close friends, not three? Two is plenty." But that's exactly like saying, "If global temperatures rise from 65°F to 70°F, I wouldn't even notice." That's fine, as long as you ignore the indirect effects, like mega-hurricanes in the Gulf...