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...questions or to acknowledge that you don’t have the answers that appear critical to move forward. But, it is important to remember that this is a complicated place and this is a complicated period of one’s development. We think more—not less??of students who ask questions and who take advantage of the myriad resources and support services here. Doing so suggests a kind of agency or taking charge that is both appropriate and applaudable and that contributes significantly to the achievement of success...
...world’s research constitutes an unquantifiable sum far beyond what we might provide with a tax from the endowment. “If the endowment were smaller, we would have to do less,” she noted, and then connected this “less?? to a string of unassailable endeavors: stem cell research, public service schools, the arts, global engagement, and sustainability. The endowment, in other words, serves noble causes, and thus deserves protection from the government’s greedy redistributive hands...
...Delaney-Smith, who had already coached in the Ivy League for 20 seasons and earned legendary status in women’s college basketball, against Jennifer Rizzotti, an up-and-coming young coach at Hartford. The catch? Rizzotti had been a former star—at point guard, no less??in the not-too-distant past, as a national champion and Player of the Year during her four years at Connecticut. The two-time All-American followed up her collegiate success with five seasons in the WNBA.“When Rizzotti was recruiting me, I was pretty...
...sympathy for those with good intentions who inevitably fall on bad luck. When I stopped back home, I thought, for old time’s sake, I’d give “Invisible Man”—which I borrowed from the aforementioned friend, no less??another try. I got about two chapters in before realizing that, no matter how much I tried, it just wasn’t for me. Maybe it was too contrived, or maybe it lacked a certain diversity of thought present in “The Assistant...
...recently admitted that his wife had been driving his city-owned car—on a suspended license of her own, no less??when she crashed it before using the city’s tax money for the repairs...