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...agreed. “We were chasing down balls at the back all night,” she said. Columbia’s tactics did not come as a surprise. The Crimson practiced all week on the turf of the football field to try to get used to the speed on the unfamiliar surface. Still, Harvard was unable to find its rhythm. The ball spent a significant amount of time up in the air, and many passes went astray. The Crimson reached halftime level, though, as Wideroff grabbed an equalizer in the 44th minute. On the play, freshman Katherine Sheeleigh...
...Gammons stresses the script’s tendency toward disintegration, generally starting each scene at a low-key pace, then amping up the tension, the speed, and the non-realistic lighting and sound as it progresses. In general, this effect lends a welcome sense of momentum, but at times near the beginning, when the play is simply laying groundwork and indulging in verbal gymnastics, it is unnecessary...
Renovations were originally scheduled to be completed by the end of October. Nonetheless, Jeremy L. Gibson, the associate director of athletics, said that he was pleased with the speed of the work given the magnitude of the project...
...takes Atala about six weeks to grow a new body part. The key to his success and speed, he says, is his reliance on a patient's own cells whenever possible. "We take a small piece of tissue from the diseased organ, grow up a bunch of normal cells, manipulate them and put them right back into the same patient," he says. "Because we are not using cells from other people, we avoid all issues with rejection." For the patient, that also means a shorter and more comfortable recovery, and a better chance of having the regenerated organ "take...
...several global issues, including the global rate of inflation, the future of trade imbalances, and Asia’s business cycle, will be heavily influenced by China. “China for the last 20 years has undergone an economic miracle unprecedented in history if you look at the speed with which they’ve raised their income,” said Jeffrey A. Frankel, a professor of capital formation and growth at the Kennedy School of Government, in an interview before the event. Frankel said that although China has been rapidly industrializing, it has done so without...