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Shewchuk, who took a one-year leave from Harvard to try out for the 1998 Canadian Olympic Team, had to live for four years with the dissatisfaction of being one of the final cuts. But she continued to be a consistent contributor to the Canadian National Team in the years following the Olympics, and on Friday, she finally got her chance to march...
Sachs, who also directs Harvard’s Center for International Development (CID), was appointed by U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan as Special Adviser on the U.N.’s Millennium Development Goals for a one-year term that began...
...tearful Paul A. Gusmorino ’02 bid goodbye to the Undergraduate Council last night, ending his one-year reign as one of the most powerful presidents in the student government’s 20-year history...
...Masters vote today to approve the semester trial period, it will be a major victory for the council delegation leading the push for later hours. In the spring of 2000, council members persuaded House Masters to institue keycard access until 1 a.m. for a one-year trial period...
...surprisingly, there has been a lot of special pleading. The European Commission has already rebuffed calls to let E.U. governments - Switzerland isn't one of them - rescue their flag airlines. (Governments can help carriers recoup only what they lost in the four days they couldn't fly to the U.S.) And the bigger carriers have won something that may prove even more valuable: a one-year moratorium on the sale of the precious airport slots they've vacated since cutting back on flights, thus protecting them from opportunistic competition from the discounters...