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...largest business organization at Harvard College, and it comprises a bunch of very ambitious girls. The group, according to its mission, “seeks to empower a dynamic group of enterprising young women by uniting them through business education and experience.” WIB members picked up the ways of the power suit earlier than the rest of us, it seems, and perhaps they’re ahead on the career front...
...former Harvard Medical School (HMS) Dean Joseph B. Martin’s 2005 Commencement address. Jules L. Dienstag, the dean for medical education at HMS, said that the school will keep its class size at 165 and does not have the capacity to expand. “The mission of HMS is to train leaders in medicine, and our traditional classes, even if expanded slightly, would not contribute perceptibly to reducing the physician shortage,” Dienstag said. He emphasized alternative strategies for coping with the shortage, including the training of more nurse practitioners and physicians’ assistants...
...American businesses will do well if they focus on understanding how to care for their clients, providing a reasonable rate of return to their shareholders, and understanding that you deliver through your employees,” he said. “They need to understand the mission.” The students who went on the trip, which was organized by Harvard’s Smart Woman Securities and Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business, said they were impressed with the weekend’s speakers and events.“The trip was a tremendous opportunity,” Jared...
...site’s content editors, Elizabeth L. Altmaier ’10, said that when opinion pieces lean toward one side, the author’s reasoning should be “fair and thoroughly explained.” This policy comes from VoteGopher’s mission to be an “information hub” where voters can find balanced information, Ruben said. Bloggers from Wonkette and Instapundit.com, two popular 2004 election blogs, said that VoteGopher may be able to carve out its own niche in the world of political blogs. “I think...
...look at the graph [of attacks] after about April and it just falls. It's a free fall," said Maj. Austin Miller, head of the U.S. Army's civil affairs mission in the Mahmudiyah district. Military leaders credit the recent lull in violence to Sunni tribal leaders who earlier this year turned on al-Qaeda in Iraq in response to its excesses. It dovetails with a movement that began a year ago in neighboring Anbar Province to the west and has since spread out from there along tribal lines...