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Says Richard Bull, a senior at Loyola College in Maryland, "Muscles ache that we never knew we had." His friend, Jane Keller interjects, "You find you have to get a lot of rest and sleep on weekends," quickly adding that "no one does...
...student who feels that law school was evenmore like The Paper Chase than she expectedis 3 L Susan E. Keller '83. "Paper Chaseaccurately captures the intense hierarchy of theclassroom in which the teacher has total power andtotal control over your self-esteem," sheexplains. "Its humor is derived from what waspainful...
...Analyst Constantine Fliakos, "like a huge tax break" for the U.S.--or at least for those Americans who are not in the oil business. February's dramatic .4% fall in the Consumer Price Index, the biggest decrease since 1953, was largely the result of dropping oil prices. Says Maryann Keller, an auto analyst at Vilas- Fischer Associates: "The real impact of declining oil prices is what you're going to do with the extra money in your wallet after you've visited the gas station. Maybe you're going to go out and buy a pair of shoes. Maybe...
...response to the trend toward dual tenure appointments, Phyllis A. Keller, associate dean for academic planning, says that Harvard does try to help academics' spouses find jobs on an informal level. "We try to be helpful in providing information and contacts to the spouses to help them relocate, both for academic and non-academic jobs...
...Keller says that for spouses seeking academic jobs, "We don't have any formal way of going about this, but we have lots of interconnections with other schools. Sometimes it does work out, especially at the non-tenured level; it gets much more difficult if they are looking for a tenured position...