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...first person. The peculiarities of Nicholson's style--in particular, his penchant for sprawling over-description--sound flat in the voice of an outside observer: "He knew what a wasteful, hopeless emotion jealousy was," or "[Absence] was what she called it, though it was not the most obvious term. It was not any sort of physical absence." Since Stuart and Stuart alone is allowed to heave his heart into his mouth, one leaves the book with the odd feeling that he is the only "real" character--everyone else is just cardboard...
...resources available to you now to begin forming a long-term plan for your own professional goals. Start making contacts with people who may have exciting and useful knowledge or information to share with you now, and in the future. Keep informed about the international dimensions of the who, what and where in fields of interest to you. The Harvard libraries and community offer invaluable informational sources...
Training and experience are both crucial elements. While in school, take advantage of courses focusing on languages, regions of the world, international policies and problems. Consider including a study abroad term in your undergradate career, or the possibilities of summer, leave of absence or post-graduate jobs, internships or volunteer positions in another country. These are all viable and readily available routes to help you acquire both international training and experience. The possibilities are abundant...
Ahtisaari was elected president of Finland in February 1994, the first president to be elected by popular vote rather than through the electoral college system. His term ends...
Ahtisaari was elected president of Finland in February 1994, the first president to be elected by popular vote rather than through the electoral college system. His term ends...