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...many families are enthusiastic. Jana Wilson, 50, a Bloomington university administrator, joined the Indiana Compact, whose participants are networking to set up resale shops. She asked her kids not to buy her anything new for Christmas. The result: a hand-made wooden trophy from her 10-year-old son inscribed "Best Mom 2006," and a book of coupons for household chores from her 14-year-old daughter. "Those were two of the nicest things I have ever gotten," Wilson says...
Ninety-six percent of the HBS Class of 2006 had job offers at graduation, according to the Director of MBA Career Services, Jana Kierstead. The figure was 94 percent for the handful of graduates who entered business school within three years of finishing college—who make up about a fifth of the HBS student body, school officials...
...heat. Stopford collected the ball during a penalty corner and banged in Duke’s second goal. The Crimson earned its own penalty corner in the last third of the period, when Shapiro netted her second goal of the season. A beautifully executed stickstop by junior Jana Berglund allowed her to seek out Shapiro’s anxious stick. “I scored off of a corner and it was just a straight shot on net,” Shapiro said. With the Blue Devils’ lead reduced to a single goal, it seemed as if Harvard...
...lucky bounce off a Harvard defender directly to the stick of a Holy Cross player.Harvard did earn six of the 11 penalty corners in the half but was unable to convert. The Crimson narrowly missed an opportunity to cut the Crusaders’ lead in half when junior Jana Berglund knocked a close shot into the goalie’s pads. Harvard jumped on the rebound but overshot.The second half, while mutually quieter offensively, nonetheless continued to highlight the Crimson’s shortcomings. Holy Cross managed to do what Harvard could not, picking up its third and final goal...
...They come out with a new study every week; practically everything is bad for you.” Other students doubt the study’s credibility. “They should check their methodology,” says Wenyi Cai ’06. Jana S. Lepon ’08 said she finds the results troubling but agrees that they may be specious. “Perhaps people predisposed to passing on those disorders happen to eat more tortillas,” she suggested...