Word: rigorousity
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“We were looking for highly motivated students who wanted to be part of a rigorous learning community,” said Rodbury, who directs the Harvard Writing Center during the academic year.
While HBS may be promoting HBS more aggressively in China, Dewey maintains that Chinese applicants are held to the same rigorous standards as every other applicant.
Blubber has become a national health scandal. Obviously, the culprits are fattening fast food, working moms and a decline in intramural sports in school, plus hours of staring at TVs and computers. You reported that 80% of children played sports every day in 1969 while only 20% do so today...
Things were not much better at the CIA. In a devastating chronology, Bamford reports that even as late as 2000, the agency was stuck in an old cold war way of doing things--training its agents, recruiting spies overseas and keeping headquarters happy. One agent explains that CIA recruiting overseas...
Mulqueen picked up management ideas from Harley-Davidson and McDonald's. Following visits to these companies, he and his senior staff created rigorous training requirements for the agency heads affiliated with the food bank. His team is launching Pantry University, a program aimed at developing consistency in service and image...