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...There's a real global need. Very few universities have anything like the breadth, depth and span of professional schools that wen do," Rudenstine says. "There's a crying need...
...because he did what we wanted. The truth is, we originally got into this thing because it's cool to watch numbers go up. That's why the Dow Jones is such a star and why it's kind of fascinating to watch the votes come in on C-SPAN, even though you don't know what people are voting on. (Come on, Dems, you lazy bums! Get to your seats and vote!) But once this chase became so big, we had to look for a deeper explanation, something greater than the obvious self-satisfaction of being able...
...Crimson was stymied for the remainder of the contest, but Harvard was not without opportunities. The Crimson failed to convert four successive corner penalty shots over a 35-second span from 10:10 to 9:35 in the second half...
...fact that much of this happened in the span of a few months makes it quite tempting to deem these troubles the signs of some larger problem in journalism. For conservative media critics, the answer is (surprise, surprise) the shortcomings of the liberal media: "Because of their institutional liberalism," Joseph Perkins writes of The New Republic and The Boston Globe, "it didn't occur to them...that their talented young liberal writers were producing fiction." Never mind the fact that Glass was more libertarian than liberal and that his fabrications targeted politicos of all stripes--even Perkins wouldn't want...
Over a 14 month time span, downloads from Lau'spage accounted for 12 percent of all datatransmitted over the server, drawing the ire ofnetwork administrators who said Lau was violatinga policy prohibiting commercial use of Harvard'snetwork...