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...that by 2003 the networked region will reach anywhere from 29.6 million to 43 million regular Internet users and that these users will be spending as much as $8 billion for online purchases. Those numbers have entrepreneurs and investors in such a frenzy rushing to wire the region and reap those rewards that even the recent stock market gyrations in the U.S. caused only a slight pause...
...among many firms that have recognized they can cut their greenhouse-gas emissions in half--and enjoy 50% and higher returns on investment--through improved efficiency, better lighting and insulation and smarter motors and building design. The rest of us (small businesses, homeowners, city governments, schools) can reap the same benefits...
Natsios can finish this project successfully by emulating the better aspects of Kerasiotes' record while upholding his commitment, as a public employee, to treat the taxpayers with respect and honesty. To ensure the residents of Massachusetts reap the benefits of this massive project, Natsios must first revitalize the project's reputation in Washington while not digging taxpayers deeper into debt...
Council Treasurer Sterling P. A. Darling '01 said that since Census 2000 is not just a student undertaking--administrators will reap the benefits of the information the council will uncover--Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 ought to bear some of the costs...
Registration will be open tomorrow from eight to nine a.m. in front of the Science Center and we wholeheartedly encourage individuals who have not already signed up to do so. Harvard students and the university as a whole continually reap the benefits of the community in which they reside. All of us owe it to that community to give something back in return...