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...softer and did a wonderful job cleaning them," she says. As she prepared for a visit to her native Omaha, Neb., with her son, she asked herself, "Do I bring foot scrubbers for family and friends or pack the baby's clothes?" When she got eight orders for the tool, a business was born...
...family being divided.“I think that you see a de-emphasis on the teaching of dogma and much more religion based on emotional appeal,” he said.Indeed, Rebel Planet was started “because video games are arguably the greatest story-telling tool ever created–even more powerful than the cinema because in games you can actually become a character in the drama,” Churness writes in an e-mail.It is a tool whose influence is becoming increasingly pronounced. Bagley sees the Christian gaming industry as a counterpoint to a stagnant...
...suggest you take the hardest courses that you can, because you learn the most when you challenge yourself,” Zuckerberg said. He also announced two forthcoming additions to his site: a collection of aggregate statistics about the members at each participating school and a tool to display degrees of friendship more specifically. Rather than asking users to rate their friendships on a scale of one to 10, the new feature will allow users to input descriptive statements about their relationships. (For instance: “I took CS50 with this person freshman year.”) During...
...pouring resources into the department now. I just hope they understand what I need isn’t more equipment, but qualified teachers.” Administrators should take note. Environmental Studies isn’t just another concentration—it’s a survival tool.—Crimson staff writer Bernard L. Parham can be reached at parham@fas.harvard.edu.(UNDE)FINED ARTSIt is a lesson too few students had the opportunity to learn. Only six of the 104 VES concentrators have their focus in Environmental Studies. This is at least partially due to the insufficient promotion.The Faculty...
...parents had always focused on education as the tool for socioeconomic mobility and the way to lift ourselves up from whatever situation we were in,” she says. “Once I was in a private school, it was understood that the next step to an educational life fulfilled would be college...