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...side of campus to the other. Moreover, HUPD is not a transportation service, and they are far from an effective substitute for one. Many students who have attempted to utilize HUPD for a ride complain that because of HUPD’s other obligations, cruiser service is woefully sluggish, leaving them waiting for 45 minutes on occasion. And by three in the morning, the neon-vested forces of the new Harvard University Campus Escort Program have long ceased traversing Garden Street...
...Americans are perpetually telling pollsters their number one election year concern is the economy. That?s a problem for Presidential candidates, because there are few things a commander-in-chief can do to fix a sluggish economy, and none of them are bold. When Iraqi Shi?ites are openly rebelling and Condi Rice is testifying before the 9/11 commission, Kerry?s four-point plan to reenact pay-as-you-go budget rules is not going to set the world on fire...
...that one,” Nguyen admitted, “but our energy wasn’t that great. We just seemed a little sluggish that...
...despite the team’s self-described “sluggish play,” the Crimson staved off a West Coast sweep...
...tell. Bush is presented as "humble," "wonderful," "tough-minded," "decent and thoughtful," with a "laserlike ability to distill an issue to its core" and "a knack for provoking discussion." Even his tendency to mangle words is a sign, to Hughes, of a "highly intelligent" mind outpacing a sluggish tongue. Occasionally--and this is as critical as it gets--her boss can be "impatient" and "challenging." But the author insists that the man in her book is the man she knows. "Here's someone who's worked for the President for 10 years," Hughes told TIME last week, "who has seen...