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Though the lowest levels of satisfaction were reported on the River—48 percent in Dunster, 56 percent at Adams, and 59 percent at Kirkland—some River Houses, like Lowell at 70 percent and Winthrop at 74 percent, reported satisfaction rates on par with the Quad Houses...
...margins. A recent poll by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life found that a quarter of the country's cradle Catholics had left the fold. But they are being replaced by a few converts and a lot of (Mass attending!) Hispanic immigrants, and remarkably, such churn is about par across the American religious landscape...
...that at least show admissions, data completion and attrition data, and placement data,” he said. Russel cited Yale and Duke as graduate schools which have been making online information more available for students, but said that Harvard and his own school Princeton are not up-to-par when it comes to providing online information. Skocpol disagreed with the assessment of Harvard, saying that Harvard does an excellent job communicating the realities of graduate school to applicants and students alike. “There certainly isn’t any issue of transparency at Harvard...
...past three albums. If memory serves--and the thick layer of dust coating 1998's Up, 2001's Reveal and 2004's Around the Sun is a stern warning to let it--these records paled in comparison with R.E.M.'s earlier, essential material but were right on a par with Woody Allen's recent output. Which is to say, there were vestigial hints of artistry but a disturbing lack of purpose and energy. Facing the age-old choice of burning out or fading away, R.E.M. appeared to have settled on a third option: loitering...
Core luxury millennials are less likely than their boomer counterparts to own most of the brands they were asked about, but their interest in owning specific luxury brands is on a par with or higher than that of boomers...