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...General Relativity” without their having taken the prerequisites. (Nota bene: this is an awful idea. Rather than figure that out for yourself three months into the term, by which time you’re boasting a set of double-D’s, listen to us now.) Dr. Gregg Tucci acts as an unofficial advisor from the Chemistry department and moderates the sophomore tutorial, which is a series of low-key research presentations. The tutorial is not only a fantastic (and optional) way to get involved with a research group, but lacks the hellish qualities of the Economics...
...says Maxine Martens, who runs Martens & Heads!, which numbers LVMH, the Gap and Escada among its clients. Martens also notes that while most CEOs are top dogs in the company structure, a fashion CEO "must be willing to be the second smartest person in the room, in order to listen better and figure out what creatives need. He or she must be able to correct without criticizing and disagree without being disagreeable because creative people are different from businesspeople; they work from their souls, not from their heads...
...without being mannered or juvenile. The lyrics hew to the pop tradition of saying everything and nothing, except that in Asya's high tremolo, phrases like "I don't know why I do these things/ I always regret them/ In the end" sound deeply sincere and possibly even meaningful. Listen to this very good album now and expect even better things from Smoosh down the road...
...better. Tell me why border security shouldn't be our first priority. Tell me why I shouldn't care that the FBI still has an inoperable computer system. If Ms. Coulter can give me an argument to dissuade me those things aren't of paramount importance, I'll listen...
...knowhow to picka good stock, right? Read up on a company's products, listen to what the CEO has to say, figure out where the industry is headed. Well, that's rubbish and pure distraction, according to quants, a breed of computer-loving money managers, many of them ex-mathematicians and physicists, who are gaining a following among ordinary investors...