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...Skocpol’s story continues to reverberate at William James Hall, home to the University’s Sociology Department, and throughout academia wherever her former colleagues and students have landed.“It is not a happy story,” remarks Columbia University sociology professor Harrison C. White, a member of the Harvard Sociology Department from 1963 to 1988. White writes in an e-mail from Toulouse, France where he is conducting research: “As my French colleague says, [the story] sounds more French than American, with the inbreeding—student then junior...
...tastes of—Harvard. We just hope the other 250,000 people who can listen to us will have Harvard tastes.”“We’ve never tried to compete with the Boston popular music stations,” Programming Director Gregory W. Harrison ’57 told The Crimson at the time. “What popular music we do play is usually jazz.” In 1956 over 70 percent of the station’s airtime was dedicated to classical music.CHANGING TASTES, CHANGING TUNESThe changes that began...
...agreed to pay $7.3 billion in restitution to shareholders. They're getting nothing from Skilling and Lay, whom the feds are already dunning for more than $150 million. "There's little chance of recovery from them, but most will be satisfied that Skilling and Lay were convicted," says Robin Harrison of Houston, one of the attorneys representing retired employees. "Right to the end, people were concerned they might get away with...
...Houston, there is relief that the trial was over. ?Right up to the end, people were concerned they might get away with it,? said Robin Harrison, a Houston attorney representing the pensioners in their benefits case. ?It seems the jury was pretty cohesive. They just flat didn?t believe the testimony of the two men.? As Berg puts it, "The defense - that there was nothing wrong at Enron - was a demonstration of the kind of arrogance that brought them down...
...Apple team, now called Red Bull New York, is building a stadium in Harrison, N.J., 12 miles from midtown Manhattan, that epitomizes MLS's effort to be a major minor sport in America. Or a minor major one. The 25,000-capacity, two-tiered Red Bull stadium is designed to deliver a more European feel to the customers, which can't be done when 15,000 fans--a typical MLS crowd--get lost in a 70,000-seat U.S. football stadium. The Harrison arena will be one of eight new stadiums, including the Home Depot Center, Pizza Hut Park...