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...thought was anything but pleasant.“I do not want to imagine life being 5’2,” Snyder said. Beers was also opposed to the thought of a life both literally and figuratively below the radar.“I can’t imagine myself being shorter,” Beers said. “It seems so much a part of me that if I was any shorter, I don’t know if I’d be the same person.”The mindset was held by more...
...those undergraduates that find themselves too busy—or too shy—to bridge the gap between attraction and connection. Daniel “Zac” Tanjeloff ’08 and David M. Galkowski ’08, and their business plan for Check My Radar, a new take on social networking Web sites, walked away with the grand prize in a competition held this semester by the newly-formed Harvard College Entrepreneurship Forum (HCEF).HCEF will link the winners of their 2007 Startup Plan Competition and Summer Fellowship Program to an early-stage investor...
...Czech Republic and Poland if they host U.S. missile-defense bases. Gen. Nikolai Solovtsov, head of Russia's strategic missile forces, had said Monday such targeting would be an option if those two nations agree to a U.S. proposal to base 10 interceptor missiles in Poland and a radar in the Czech Republic. "I think that was an extremely unfortunate comment," Rice said during a stop in Berlin. Unfortunate, perhaps, but hardly isolated. On Thursday, President Vladimir Putin announced he would suspend his nation1s compliance with a post-Cold War treaty limiting conventional arms in Europe, due in large part...
...allies (some of them skeptical as a result of Russian objections), sounded exasperated. "We've made a very forthcoming offer to partner with the Russians," he said Monday. "We've invited them to come see our interceptors at Fort Greely, Alaska. We've invited them to come see our radar in California. We've even offered, if appropriate, to co-locate radars with them and share data." All this, he said, had led to "some debate in Moscow about how to respond under the circumstances...
...delighted with the news,” said Cabot Professor of Biology Richard M. Losick, who is serving his first year on the Ad Board. “In my opinion, the Ad Board has operated under the radar screen of the Faculty, and its procedures have not been reviewed in recent memory...