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Furthermore, the upcoming consultation with professors over a replacement should not serve simply as lip service to Faculty members, many of whom remain disillusioned with the president since the row over his remarks on women in science last January. Although the ultimate decision rests with Summers, the Faculty’s input is invaluable in choosing its representative to the rest of the University...
...clothing store. It is doing better than the convenience store, although on a typical afternoon, a few teenage girls stop in after school but don't have any money to buy anything. An elderly woman comes by to call a relative in Mexico City from one of the row of telephones in back. Yadira collects 20˘ for the call. To supplement her income, Yadira does manicures and facials when she can. She has also started to think about returning to New York, not solely for the money but because, like her sons, she has in many ways simply outgrown...
...city's skyrocketing real estate market, some campaigning locals and a few pioneering investors, a once bleak thoroughfare of boarded-up shops and unsavory bodegas has been transformed into one of the hippest shopping and dining destinations in the Big Apple. Today, this section of Fifth Avenue, dubbed "Restaurant Row" by some, is luring visitors and locals alike with top-notch cuisine and cool boutiques...
...city's skyrocketing real estate market, some campaigning locals and a few pioneering investors, a once bleak thoroughfare of boarded-up shops and unsavory bodegas has been transformed into one of the hippest shopping and dining destinations in the Big Apple. Today, this section of Fifth Avenue, dubbed "Restaurant Row" by some, is luring visitors and locals alike with top-notch cuisine and cool boutiques. Uppercut, tel: (1-718) 851 0045, is entirely typical of the new Park Slope. Just seven months old, it retails samples and seconds from hard-to-find designers, including Illinois native Cynthia Rowley and Italian...
...Davos Diary," by The Financial Times "A year after he was embroiled in a row over his musings that biological differences might explain a paucity of senior women scientists, Lawrence Summers, president of Harvard University, yesterday pointed out that for every 100 male US college graduates there were 130 women. He omitted to say whether he thought this was possibly caused by the biological superiority of women...