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...actually they've been remarkably coherent in pushing for their policies." In part that's because the Fortuynites were essentially preaching to the choir. Both coalition partners - the Christian Democratic cda of Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende and the liberal VVD - would have had to be blind to miss the "Just say no to the status quo" message of last May's vote. Even Fortuyn's bitterest opponents acknowledged - especially after his death - that he'd latched on to real disenchantment. Nowhere is this harsher approach more evident than in the treatment of foreigners, and it is by no means...
With the new policy, there should be no excuse for any student at the College to miss this age-old showdown and celebrate what will certainly be another victory by the reigning undefeated Ivy League champions. With any luck we’ll actually have 10,000 men of Harvard in attendance this year...
Several Winthrop residents and staff members said they would miss the pair, expressing appreciation of the Masters’ accessibility, kindness and energy...
...definitely going to miss working at The Crimson,” she said. “But I’m looking forward to exploring new opportunities this semester...
...vice president at Gartner, a technology consultancy based in Stamford, Conn. He believes IM social chatting is less of a threat to productivity than is the splintering of focus that the technology encourages. While bouncing from one conversation to another, Austin says, distracted workers are more likely to miss key points and make mistakes. He likens the risk to eating and talking on a cell phone while driving. "It can create an accident," he says. "You're not fully engaged...