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...lives, will have to accept responsibility - for instilling an ethic of achievement in our children, for adapting to a more competitive economy, for strengthening our communities, and sharing some measure of sacrifice. So let us begin. Let us begin this hard work together. Let us transform this nation...
...opera house, spectacular though it may be, really transform a city best known for its paella and beaches into a top arts center? Can Calatrava's magnificent edifice produce the Bilbao effect - doing for Valencia what Frank Gehry's titanium-clad Guggenheim Museum did for the industrial Basque city to the north...
...back into reentered the lateral hiring market, poaching several scholars from other top law schools, and has moved forward with plans for what will likely be remembered, along with the curricular review, as her legacy: the new 250,000 square-foot, student-center-cum-classroom space that will transform the Law School’s storied campus...
...rising. While the U.S.'s mammoth $13 trillion economy provides a bigger market in domestic shares listed on Wall Street's two major exchanges - nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange (n.y.s.e.) - Britain's more modest economy (it's the fifth largest in the world) has forced London to transform itself into a more internationally minded financial center to stay competitive. That transformation has become so successful lately that it has led to widespread speculation over whether London or New York City will become the world's supreme financial capital of the 21st century. While the n.y.s.e. and nasdaq threw...
...propose specific buildings.” Midway through the meeting, residents broke into groups to discuss transportation, use of open space, and the problems that construction poses to the community. They then presented their concerns to the Harvard officials. Residents were critical of Harvard’s intention to transform Rena Street, currently a dead end, into a large road called “Stadium Way” that would connect the area’s two major thoroughfares, Western Avenue and North Harvard Street. Near a “quiet [and] attractive,” residential area...