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Council members who helped with the a cappella night, including Andrew R. Jorgensen ’05, praised the efforts of Stern and John F. Voith ’07 in coordinating the event...
...should know economics when you graduate college,” Andrew R. Jorgensen ’06 said. “The benefit [of the course] is not that it’s über-liberal, but that it’s less time commitment to learn the same material...
...Over time, some of the weapons in the relatively shallow Baltic - blister agents (such as sulfur mustard), tear gas and other chemical irritants once the property of Nazi Germany - have lost their casings, leached into the sea and been caught in fishing nets. "In the Baltic," says Commander K.M. Jorgensen of the Danish navy in Bornholm, "the shells were dumped over the rails of Russian ships. In the Skagerrak, they were sunk inside ships that are now lying in 500 to 700 m of water." The Helsinki Commission, which works to protect the Baltic marine environment, has said the toxins...
...some towns have sent USAgain packing. "This wasn't about goodwill for the community," says Frank Bergman, mayor of Cahokia, Ill. "This was about making money." USAgain claims it has never presented itself as a charity. "We communicate at the boxes that this is a company," says Poul Jorgensen, who heads the firm's operations in Atlanta, Dallas and New York City. But that communication is often solely through the tiny .com in the Web address...
...contaminated by dirty diapers, dog droppings and other unwanted donations. As higher gas prices force nonprofits to cut back on home pickups, USAgain is filling a niche. "We have to empty some of the boxes every day," says CEO Mattias Wallander, 33. "And we're not competing with anyone," Jorgensen says, "because there's so much being thrown...