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...domestic use of oil for well over a year, not just six months. Important to note, though, is that no policy-maker has argued that we should open ANWR to development and then become independent of the use of foreign oil. Rather, the oil produced would be used to supplement our imports for the next 20 years...
...Crimson is retracting four articles by Irina Serbanescu `03 which appeared in The Crimson's weekly arts supplement. The preview of Sweet Charity, published Nov. 9, 2000, Singing Swashbucklers, published on Dec. 8, 2000, Love is Everything, but Does it Lead to Happiness? A Triangular Dilemna, published on Feb. 23, 2001 and 'No Way to Treat' an Audience, published on March 9, 2001 all contained material taken from other sources without attribution...
...geniuses,” they might instead peruse the online lectures of other colleges, digest the notes of the “classroom geniuses,” and efficiently retain and comprehend information. In the short term, this form of information exchange will allow for yet another resource to supplement where the Harvard experience lacks...
...OpenCourseWare (OCW) initiative announced by MIT on Wednesday is an unprecedented step toward making knowledge and education more accessible—and free—to people across the globe. By offering the materials for over 2,000 courses on the Internet, MIT is encouraging individuals everywhere to supplement their education and to become more intellectually curious. The result will be a better educated public. Furthermore, other institutions may be encouraged to create similar programs by this system of free information. The result could be a massive, worldwide database of scholarly work accessible to everyone, everywhere...
...loyal following, and it has been described as “well-written,” “funny and smart,” “refreshing” and “clever and cutting” in various places like Salon.com, the Voice Literary Supplement, Lingua Franca, Wired and Sassy. Yes, Sassy...