Word: sustainibility
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...down, that's how it goes. Timeout Holy Cross after McGearny turnover. 11:57 to play, Crimson only down six after being crushed in the first half, down about 15 almost all the way. They've responded behind Housman, but I just don't know if they can sustain that energy. They seemed to have dropped a little in the past two minutes. We'll see if they come out pumped after the breather. 10:23: Holy Cross has just put in three free throws on the past two possessions, extending the lead to 57-48. But the three juinors...
...with is that we are ‘out of balance,’” Casey said. He added that the U.S. military is still the best in the world, but that “we are so consumed by the current mission that we cannot sustain and prepare our forces to do other things.” Casey, who was humorous at times, impressed some in the audience with his candor. “It was very surprising that he seemed very non-military, civilian easy-going,” said Henry Charrabé, a student...
...media has driven its growth. The Beeb ballooned in the 1990s, adding staff and diversifying its operations and output. In came the rolling news service BBC News24, along with a commercial arm, BBC Worldwide. In the drive for ratings, nobody stopped to ask if the corporation could sustain such growth or stretch itself in so many directions...
...business deals with artists to give music fans what they want when they want it. Only the future will tell us which models are successful and the roles record companies and others will play in delivering those models to consumers.What we do know today is that no business can sustain itself if the product it produces is pervasively looted without consequences. There is no denying that the music industry has experienced a sharp decline in revenues in the past few years. A disproportionate share of this loss is attributable to music theft–a problem that is, unfortunately, quite...
...productive. I want to do that work in a partnership. I don’t want to simply make a lot of money and have some organization spend it well on my behalf.” Certainly, there are selfish graduates who feel no obligation to develop or sustain a social consciousness at all, though few would ever admit it. But they are undoubtedly the exception; regardless of career choices, good intentions abound, though their value remains to be seen. If anything, the varied and often uxexpected experiences of Harvard students on both sides of the imaginary dichotomy of good...