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...people were arrested in the raid, and nearly 75 students were injured.” It was amidst this tumultuous backdrop that Adams, the composer of operas such as “Nixon in China,” and “Dr. Atomic,” began to hone his creative abilities as well as gain a sense of self. ‘AN URGE TO REBEL’Despite being a native New Englander and sharing the name of another well-known Harvard alumnus, Adams did not always make it his goal to come here...
...Today and president of Initiative Media North America, a press service agency, is poised to make the most of her coterie of cuties. She's promoting a marketing campaign with the tagline "These girls rock" and signed on a personal branding coach, Wendy Newman, who helps players hone their image. "We don't want to cookie-cutter-stamp anyone," says Bivens. "Part of this is to play up their differences...
...right to uphold pedagogical purity—forcing students to take accounting at MIT, for example. Yet students cannot live on Plato and Proust alone. If the hordes of economics concentrators are any sign, there is no lack of interest in the market. So, just as campus publications hone the skills of budding journalists, similarly should seed grants or non-interest loans from the administration nourish students’ brilliant ideas...
...cases of schizophrenia,” he said. The researchers said that it is still unclear how the gene affects the development of schizophrenia. “The next step is to replicate this discovery in another study. If we get the same results, then we’ll hone down to see what the gene is doing biologically,” Malhotra said. Lencz said that the team’s discovery could lead to a medical treatment for the condition in the future. “We hope that in the long run, our research will lead...
With the emphasis on player improvement, everyone got a significant amount of time on the field to hone their skills...