Word: jigsaw
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...line: You should check out this bed. It’s really fluffy. Best or worst lie you’ve ever told: I’m a freshman, too. Something you’ve always wanted to tell someone: I’ve moved on. Favorite childhood toy: Jigsaw puzzles. Best Part about Harvard so far: Corned beef hash on Friday mornings. How you got your name: It was chosen by my godfather’s kids. Describe yourself in three words: I love Harvard!! In 15 minutes you are: Running along the river. In 15 years...
...school year channels them so efficiently through their lessons, their practices, their many pools of obligation. Summer is not obligatory. We can start an infernally hard jigsaw puzzle in June with the knowledge that if there are enough rainy days, we may just finish it by Labor Day, but if not, there's no harm, no penalty. We may have better things...
...British Royal Navy base?will adjoin 18 hectares of Central waterfront now being filled in. Two other major harborfront sites?40 hectares in West Kowloon slated for a cultural center and the former Kai Tak airport?are now in planning stages. "These are three very important pieces in the jigsaw of the city," says Bosco Fung, Hong Kong's Director of Planning. "Once finished with these three, we will have a complete picture of the metro area." Hong Kong could yet have a waterfront to rival those of Sydney or San Francisco. But if it gets things wrong, the city...
...Harvard, bringing together several top administrators and internal and external professors for the ad hoc meeting has to be done relatively quickly—four to six weeks from when the case is ready.“It’s like putting together a really complicated jigsaw puzzle,” Martin says.But professors acknowledge that decision-making takes time. “It is a very long drawn-out process, it means that Harvard can never act quickly, and I’m sure there are opportunity costs, but mostly they’re outweighed by good decisions...
...discoveries like this are valuable because there are people who are still undecided about evolution. This gives us an opportunity to educate them." And if not with this discovery, then maybe with the next one. "The fishapod," says Miller, "is one more piece of a rapidly filling jigsaw puzzle. And every couple of years, we put another important piece in place...