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...there and kind of just forget about everything- my life, my stresses, my world," says Teter. She has also struck up friendships with the monks. ?They are sooooo cool,? she says. ?They are sooooo fun, and just super smart and jolly, you know?" Her Benedictine buddies won?t travel to Torino, but after the Games, Teter vows to fill them in. Since Teter and her teammates are sure to pile medals, the monks, and the surging hordes of snowboard fans, will all be jolly. And stoked...
...Tick Tock," by David Warsh at Economic Principals "Should Harvard University president Lawrence Summers travel this week to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, as he usually does, he'll find that the hottest item in the snowy little Alpine village is the international edition of Institutional Investor — the one with the cover story, 'How Harvard Lost Russia: The inside story of what happened when the enormous power and resources of the United States government were put in the wrong hands.'" [Read the Institutional Investor story here...
...TRAVEL The Dalmatian Coast This year skip the French and Italian Riviera and head for Croatia's Dalmatian Coast, where mountains meet the shimmering Adriatic Sea. The region is still relatively undiscovered, which means unspoiled beaches and affordable prices even in the medieval walled city of Dubrovnik. Berlin and Munich For football fans, Germany is the place to be in June and July when the country hosts the World Cup for the first time as a reunified nation. The opening game will be played in Munich's new Allianz Arena, the final will be in Berlin's Olympic Stadium...
...will find it difficult to vote, according to Blanc. Six polling places, capable of handling 6,300 voters, will be set up at post offices in central Jerusalem. Blanc estimates that there are some 120,000 Palestinians living in that area, the vast majority of whom will have to travel to the outskirts of the city to vote.“All Palestinians will have an opportunity to vote, but it’s not a convenient opportunity,” Blanc said. “They will have to travel long distances and cross checkpoints.”There...
...Wharton business school. Audrey Pahmer, another freshman at Wharton, said she felt safe as long as she remained with other students. “There are many security guards out especially at night,” she said, “so if you use common sense and travel in groups and avoid dangerous streets, it’s really fine...