Word: paneled
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...online match against Russian chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov. The contest, which Microsoft grandiosely bills "Kasparov vs. the World," began Monday in New York when Kasparov moved a giant Pawn to E4 on a 400 square-foot chessboard in Bryant Park. Back in cyberspace the World, aided by a panel of chess champions hired by Microsoft, had 24 hours to respond. The Microsoft Network, which is hosting the match, did not say how many people voted in the first round, though the company said it expected hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of participants as the game continues...
...believe Radcliffe can only survive if it remains an academic institution," said Frances Prager Nemetz '46, a Radcliffe graduate who attended the panel on Radcliffe's future. She said Radcliffe should keep its college accreditation and offer courses by joining with Harvard's Committee on Degrees in Women Studies...
...hasty reforms to please our critics." Samaranch said the IOC had already carried out many of its promises, including a housecleaning of 10 members accused of accepting improper inducements from Salt Lake City organizers. As for further changes, he said he would await an internal reform panel?s recommendations due by year?s end to see what should be done...
Most studies of creatine show that it can improve performance by 2% or 3% in repetitive exercises that require short bouts of explosive energy, according to a panel of experts convened by the American College of Sports Medicine for its annual meeting last week. "But those are laboratory results that don't always translate well to the field," warns Ronald Terjung, a physiology professor at the University of Missouri who was chairman of the group. "The expectations athletes have for it are far greater than what is realized...
BAGELS, a revived group designed to support and raise awareness about queer Jewish students, hosted a panel at Hillel on homosexuality and Judaism in early March...