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...visit the Stand for Security Web site you’ll discover a number of great tools to get yourself educated about AlliedBarton, learn how much these guards actually need to raise a family in Boston, and even find Derek’s Bok’s phone number, complete with a script so you can leave our beloved University President a nice voice-mail...
...response to repeated student calls for a 24-hour library. A 2004 Undergraduate Council (UC) report authored by former UC President John S. Haddock ’07 and current UC President Ryan A. Petersen ’08, found that 92 percent of undergraduates contacted through a phone survey supported extending library hours. “Given that most schools have students centers and libraries that are open for 24-hour periods, it seemed notably absent at Harvard,” Petersen said yesterday. Students working in the Lamont Library Cafe—which opened this past fall?...
...accomplish during his time in Naray. It's a feeling that comes out in his e-mails home, and the way he talks about the tribal elders he has befriended. He's looking forward to the day that he can see a resident of Naray use a mobile phone, turn on a light or drive a paved road to the next district - all projects he and his colleagues initiated during their time here. But those achievements will not be the measure of his success. "We've done a lot of great things, and I want to continue that," he says...
...mortgages tax deductible, and impose minimum sentences for recidivists. He seems intent on tearing up France and rebuilding large parts of it from scratch. Sarkozy has never been big on patience. Throughout his career, he's been the one who pasted up the most posters, made the most phone calls, organized the biggest crowds. Proud of his brashness, he once boasted: "When I'm not invited to dinner, I ring the bell anyway, and it's rare that I'm not asked to stay." But now that he's presiding at the head of the table, the question is whether...
...Harvard needs to work together more effectively as one single institution,” he said in a phone interview Monday before Faust's decision was made public. Putnam said that “further administrative centralization in Mass. Hall would not necessarily serve the interest of making Harvard work together more effectively...