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...decide.” The site educates voters by presenting election platforms cleverly illustrated with gophers. But Ruben’s vision hasn’t played out entirely—the site does the digging, but the voters haven’t been voicing their decisions online. Martin Eiermann ’10, who wrote the profile of Democratic candidate Dennis Kucinich, notes that surfers haven’t been very active on the site. “Right now most people go check out the site, but what would be a great thing is if people participated...
...technological universities. In that last category, the only one in which Harvard did not make the top five, Cambridge neighbor Massachusetts Institute of Technology led the pack. The education company Quacquarelli Symonds compiles the data used to produce the rankings, known as the THES-QS World University Rankings. Martin Ince, contributing editor for THES and the rankings’ 2007 editor, said Harvard kept the top position on the list because of its excellence in several categories. “It does undoubtedly have some of the cleverest academics in a whole range of subjects, with the one exception...
...Vecchio personally met with each of the company's suppliers. Some he had to woo back, like the shoe company Alden, which had made cordovans for Brooks for more than 90 years before Marks & Spencer all but discontinued them. Others he simply had to encourage, like Brooklyn, N.Y., suitmaker Martin Greenfield, whom Del Vecchio asked to make the best suits he could (forgetting about price) and then to travel across the country holding made-to-order events at Brooks Brothers stores...
Weinberg called Mailer “kind of a loner” and didn’t recall him going on any dates his freshman year. Mailer then moved to Dunster House (Kaufer and Weinberg went to Winthrop), where he lived with Martin Lubin ’43 in his junior year...
CORRECTION: The Nov. 13 news article "Peers Recall Quieter Mailer" misquoted Martin Lubin '43, a roommate of Norman K. Mailer '43. Lubin described Mailer as a "rebel without a pause," not a "rebel without a cause...