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...entered the job with a head full of steam, carrying out an unpopular randomization of House assignments as well as an equally unpopular overhaul of the Phillips Brooks House Association—both reforms that he had advocated in his 1994 report...
Four Years of Steam...
...movement toward a women’s studies concentration also gained steam in 1977. Members of the women’s student group leading the charge petitioned the Faculty council throughout the year...
...billion subsidy. And the whole system, according to a recent report, is lubricated by $33.5 billion a year in bribes. Russia is, after all, a developing economy, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development warns that its "recovery is likely to continue to run out of steam." Wearing the tiara of a market economy won't change that, but it might just give Russia the boost it needs to get down to the less glamorous business of serious reform. DIGITAL VIDEO A BBC Show That's Hard to Ignore Since zenith invented remote control in the 1950s, life...
...fact, India probably won't be goaded into military action by a well-timed terrorist attack. State elections are due by October in Kashmir, and New Delhi has hopes that they will take some steam out of the indigenous militancy. Many of the candidates are former insurgents won over by the government. (India's time-honored method of defusing insurgencies is to woo tired separatists to run for election, after which they can get their hands on loosely-watched government coffers...