Word: marshalling
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...surprised and happy to find that I was in the final 16, but I really hope I can make it through the last round," said Aaron D. Goldberg '01, a class marshal finalist from Adams House...
...particularly cheap. And I could think of lots of useful chores that my mother could put a Palm to. An add-on that turns the thing into a universal remote, for instance, could marshal her army of appliances. But the $399 Palm Vx that I have, with its 8 megs of memory and corporate-sleek design, seemed like more firepower than she needed...
...widespread perception that agricultural biotechnology is intrinsically inimical to the environment perplexes the Rockefeller Foundation's Conway, who views genetic engineering as an important tool for achieving what he has termed a "doubly green revolution." If the technology can marshal a plant's natural defenses against weeds and viruses, if it can induce crops to flourish with minimal application of chemical fertilizers, if it can make dryland agriculture more productive without straining local water supplies, then what's wrong with...
...Class Marshal Justin M. Krebs '00 gave a humorous speech for his Senior English Address on the meaning of handshakes. Krebs said he believes graduates should go beyond the simple gesture to embrace life more closely...
...wired campus, Georgi is battling to make the 70-year-old notion of "House community" digitally savvy. Telephone calls and snail mail no longer suffice to marshal Net generation undergraduates into the community. "I suppose that all of these House things used to be done with posters and sign-up lists in the dining hall, but I can't imagine running the House without e-mail and the House webpage," Georgi muses. "And I'm trying to train the administration that it is useful to send the House [electronic] files instead of piles of papers...