Word: paces
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...Harvard Republican Club (HRC), work hard in hopes of securing their spot in history as part of the group that changed the nation’s political course. Although both groups have a stake in securing wins in the upcoming election, the Harvard Republican Club struggles to keep pace with its counterpart on the left side of the aisle, falling short when it comes to creating a commanding presence on campus. That being said, students representing both sides are fighting this year’s battle like underdogs—the Dems because of memories of the recent past...
...carbon imprint? "It's important for individuals to recognize the scale of the problem and that while their contributions are important, they are not going to be significant unless in addition to taking personal action, they encourage government policy that ensures emission reductions are made on a scale and pace that is needed to avoid the dangerous consequences of global warming," explains Daniel Lashof, the science director of the Natural Resources Defense Council climate center...
...still trying to figure it out. We have so much internal competition right now and that is driving our momentum. You can’t ask somebody who is trying to stay on a dress list to let up. We have to play at a high pace all the time and let these kids experiment.”With two of the top teams in the ECAC on the horizon next week in St. Lawrence and Clarkson, the Crimson needs to have the details figured out as soon as possible.—Staff writer Gabriel M. Velez...
Some experts question exactly what it is that Parisi and the thousands of others who participate in the $13.2 billion management-training industry each year get out of it. Since the forces thrashing business today--globalization, technology's swift pace, demographic shifts and consolidation--show no signs of easing, it would seem imperative that management take training seriously...
Donations to the 400 largest U.S. charities last year surged 13%, to nearly $63 billion, according to a new survey by the Chronicle of Philanthropy. The jump far outstripped a 2.7% gain in donations to all charities, and the near record pace of giving to the biggest nonprofits appears to be holding this year. About a quarter of last year's largesse went to just 10 charitable groups, including United Way, the Salvation Army and the Red Cross...