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...hotel, tel: (852) 2890 6060, is every bit as stylish as the hub it serves - and even manages to impart something of a resort feel, with outsized rooms, two swimming pools, courtyard gardens and a spa. Hong Kong Disneyland and the new AsiaWorld-Expo convention center are within easy reach. WESTIN DETROIT METROPOLITAN AIRPORT With its Zen-style water features, bamboo thickets and Asian-inspired restaurant design, this 414-room hotel, tel: (1-734) 942 6500, brings fusion flair to Motor City. Smokers who come off a long-haul flight desperate to light up will find no relief here, though...
...Micaela B. “Mimi” Owusu ’07, and Nicola E. Ulibarri ’08 approached the challenge of following in Fosse’s footsteps with respect and an eye for innovation. “We tried to reach a balance,” says Powell. “We worked in the style of Bob Fosse with some more modern elements added. We’d say it’s a modernized Fosse style.”All staff members emphasize the extreme talent and dedication of cast members. Besides learning...
...drummer Matthew W. Smith ’07 says he views the event as a chance to “see what other bands’ sounds are like,” while Maya’s drummer Dhaval Chadha ’08 mentions the opportunity to reach out to new audiences.“Each band has their friends and their smaller fan followings, so it will be nice to get known across all the kids at Harvard who are into student music,” he says.The battle is just one in a long list of HCARAR?...
...FAS’ willingness to stand up to their president “made some of [the Case Western faculty] embarrassed that [they] hadn’t,” White added. Krauss said he hoped that the vote would encourage Hundert to “reach out” to faculty members. White, though, said he hoped the vote would begin a discussion that will eventually lead to Hundert’s departure. Professor of Journalism Theodore Gup, who describes himself as a “strong critic of the president,” said he spoke out against...
...newest book, “Invisible Listeners,” Porter University Professor Helen Vendler sets out to describe a kind of address not entirely unlike these (parodies of) addresses: the call for intimacy, empathy, or attention a poet makes to a listener whom he cannot physically reach...