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...from its research labs to the hurried lives of its students. Everyone is always busy, busy, busy. It would not be unfair to extrapolate and say that this busyness is directly linked to the excellence for which this institution is renowned (either as cause, effect, or both). From the hectic Crimson newsroom to e-mails from professors I’ve received at 3 a.m., 4 a.m., and even 5 a.m., it seems that a lot of people here have an inordinate capacity to stay busy...
...Seasoned travelers have more expendable income than ever, and when they take a break from their hectic lives, they want to be totally catered to," says Joseph McInerney, president and CEO of the American Hotel & Lodging Association. Indeed, guests' spending at luxury hotels increased an estimated 14% just from 2005 to 2006--from $8.2 billion to $9.3 billion--and increased nearly 57% from 2001 to 2006, according to Robert Mandelbaum, director of research at Atlanta-based PKF Hospitality Research...
...most visible student investors shy away from the hectic lifestyle of active trading, satiating their appetite for investing by participating in on-campus groups...
...Brown of Musico, “He’s one of the best music directors I’ve worked with by far. I trust him implicitly. He is incredibly kind, funny and modest.”Brown also praises Musico’s ability to handle the hectic scheduling of theater. “He’s one of the few people I know who could balance theater with classes like constitutional law,” she says.After graduation, Musico is slated to attend law school at Columbia University. He’s in a special four...
...night during rehearsals, saying he alleviated his anxiety by sitting in a snow bank outside Payne Hall until his pants became wet. “The stress and anxiety that students feel are actually inoculating them for later in life,” Adams says, recalling his hectic college days. As an undergraduate, Adams was far from immune to bad reviews, with one Crimson critic writing in 1967, “The Bach Society Orchestra concert was the major disappointment of last week’s musical offerings. Many heads could roll when a collective effort like this goes awry...