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...solution to almost any problem at the Law School lies partly in your hands,” Kagan told the crowd, which included more than 100 law students. “You are the joint venturers in a great project to make this the best educational institution...
...government responsibility, the world watched last Tuesday as President George W. Bush admitted to at least some measure of responsibility for the Katrina response disaster. “Katrina exposed serious problems in our response capability at all levels of government,” Bush said at a joint White House news conference with the president of Iraq. “To the extent the federal government didn’t fully do its job right, I take responsibility.” It was a rare moment of candid honesty from this otherwise shift-the-blame administration; but though...
...desktop. Microsoft is worried about falling further behind Google in the Web-search races and would love to get AOL to replace its Google search engine with Microsoft's. The AOL unit could fetch as much as $20 billion on the market, and spinning off a piece in a joint venture with Microsoft would ease the pressure on Time Warner's Parsons to generate higher returns for shareholders. There's no word yet on a prenup. --By Daren Fonda
...huge, as competitors are pouring resources into the industry. Right next door to the Kameyama plant that opened last year, Sharp is building a larger, more advanced plant, costing another $1.4 billion, that is scheduled to open in 2006. But Sharp's competitors are also building furiously. In a joint venture, LG Electronics and Royal Philips Electronics are spending $5.1 billion to create the world's largest plant for LCDs. Sony, whose lack of flat-screen capacity has been a huge disadvantage, is teaming with Samsung in a $2 billion LCD venture. Hitachi, Toshiba and Matsushita have similarly joined forces...
...Harvard’s attempt to create a community of students that exceeds its campus boundaries, according to a press release. The high-definition project—which employs recent technology to transmit an image sharper and wider than traditional recording—comes as the result of a joint effort by the University provost’s office, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and documentary producer David Patterson, who audited the course three years...