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...change--from having a dean of students to having an associate dean of the College for extracurricular activities--is one Lewis says was intended to reflect a changed administrative structure that was already becoming a reality. Indeed, Lewis says that Illingworth has largely the same responsibilities that Epps once...
...General indifference to abortion at Harvard may reflect a growing trend in national politics. While the media has often identified abortion as the hot-button issue that divides the nation politically, Anna G. Greenberg, assistant professor of public policy at the Kennedy School of Government, says the issue does not affect how people vote in presidential elections...
...guess is that The Crimson coverage has been so bad that [Seton and Redmond and Orr] are afraid that it will reflect poorly on the council," he said...
...will require a prolonged process of--pick your noun--either education or spin. Music-business executive Danny Goldberg, a former head of Warner Bros. records, says the merger both "validates the Internet and validates the value of content." But it also forces the invention of a new currency to reflect it; as the AOL and TWX stock prices yo-yoed up and down last week, it was clear that investors had no idea how to put a price tag on something that was neither an Internet highflyer nor an old-economy cash-flow locomotive. AOL lost about...
...These numbers reflect the ability of the media to get the voters' attention," said Thomas E. Patterson, coordinator of the Shorenstein Center poll and Bradlee professor of government and the press at the Kennedy School of Government...