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Struggling with a sore neck and stiff shoulders, Chu lost the first four games quickly—“I couldn’t really turn my head,” he said, “and Jesse was playing really well”—but then, out of nowhere, Chu reeled off seven straight games, securing the initial set and the first game of the second...
...that at least one of his researchers keeps the cells company all day and most of the night, as a way of nurturing respect for them. "In this kind of work, you need to insert the human spirit," explains Hwang, who always wears a gold Buddha medallion around his neck. "You need the heart and the spirit, the human touch...
...great-grandson of founder Sotirio Bulgari, the brand has blossomed into a $1 billion luxury powerhouse that also sells watches, ties, handbags and fragrances. Add one more item to Trapani's portfolio, and it isn't something you (or even a Hollywood starlet) could wear around your neck: a five-star hotel. TIME's Dody Tsiantar recently spoke with the Bulgari chief about the company's newest and seemingly incongruent brand extension...
There are also a number of online resources where Harvard is dolefully under-represented and could use some love from our neck of the woods; not the least of these is www.profquotes.com, which highlights funny things that professors have said—surely they’re all scrawled in the margins of your notebook anyway, so you might as well put them (anonymously, if you like) where your peers, your professors, and the national press can read them...
...hail of shrapnel. Salah's left arm and hand were torn to shreds below the elbow, and blood spurted from two gaping wounds in his left thigh. Both men were lacerated by shrapnel and burned. A shard of glass cut a deep gash in Abu Karam's neck. The blast also damaged a second car, with shrapnel hitting its driver, university student Leith Waleed, in the back of his head...