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...quarterback in 1978 and two championships as a coach in 1990 and 1991—to restore the Big Green program to prominence within the league. Teevens has a lot of work ahead of him, as the glut of talent rests within the senior class and is essentially on one-year rental. With four Ivy home games, including two against Columbia and Princeton, Dartmouth should be able to pick up at least one Ivy win, finishing with a 1-6 mark...
...telemarketer to pay the $200 a month his mother demanded in rent. At night he honed his delivery and made beats for other rappers. Within a few months he had his first major sale--$8,000 from a Chicago rapper named Gravity. "That's when I knew the one-year plan was out the window," says West. Soon he was making beats for Bad Boy Records' rapper Mase, and in 2001 West produced several tracks for Jay-Z's groundbreaking album The Blueprint, using samples of old songs (the Doors' Five to One, the Jackson 5's I Want...
President Summers will no longer offer the lecture course he taught last year, Social Analysis 78, “Globalization and its Critics,” but first-years will have the opportunity to compete with hundreds of their fellow students for a handful of spots in his freshman seminar, “Globalization: Opportunities and Challenges,” which returns to the course catalog after a one-year hiatus...
...side, Bowden studied for civil-service exams, poring over study guides and flying across the country to take the state-specific tests. She put many of her hopes in Cambridge. Because she was raised there, she knew she was able to meet CFD’s one-year residency requirement...
After he steps down, Lehman will return to work as a professor at Cornell’s law school, following a one-year sabbatical. He will also serve as a senior scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington...