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Emily E. McCoy ’07 has also noticed the way recruiting cuts into her schedule. “I’ll leave, and I won’t eat dinner, and I’ll just be eating the chicken on a stick that they have at the info sessions,” she says...
...think people are attracted to truth in a performer,” he said. He realizes that he is “living the dream,” and enjoying it and trying to make the most out of it everyday. He just hopes his fans will stick with him. “I want to be around thirty, forty, fifty years from now,” he said. —Staff writer Reva P. Minkoff can be reached at rminkoff@fas.harvard.edu...
...fashioned pulverized- coal plants still spew nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide (think acid rain) as well as toxic mercury. Carbon dioxide emissions, blamed for global warming, would soar. Shareholder activists are increasingly aggressive about demanding an accounting when companies like TXU, which had 2005 earnings of $1.7 billion, stick to old coal methods. "TXU," says Leslie Lowe, program director of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, "is looking through the rearview mirror...
...When he's not using funding as a carrot, Wen, 34, isn't afraid to reach for a verbal stick. He recently told the Los Angeles Times that the Chinese government's goal of achieving about 230 pollution-free days a year in Beijing in time for the 2008 Olympics was merely propaganda intended to lull the public into thinking the air is getting cleaner. Equally blunt, he says China's plans to build scores of nuclear reactors without local consultation are "irrational and undemocratic...
...banged in Duke’s second goal. The Crimson earned its own penalty corner in the last third of the period, when Shapiro netted her second goal of the season. A beautifully executed stickstop by junior Jana Berglund allowed her to seek out Shapiro’s anxious stick. “I scored off of a corner and it was just a straight shot on net,” Shapiro said. With the Blue Devils’ lead reduced to a single goal, it seemed as if Harvard might survive the fury of Hell’s kitchen...