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...does not offer any of the extras usually available on DVDs, but it has lost very little else in its transfer to the smaller format. Details were sharp, tonalities were subtle and the action was smooth. Seeing it in the original cinematic aspect ratio is also a treat, but the size of the screen means even less engagement with a movie than one gets through a television. In spite of a battery that lasts three to four hours per charge, the PSP seems designed with the idea that no one will use it for more than an hour...
...ability to attract guests to the Forum is largely predicated on maintaining a respectful arena of debate. In exchange for their time and interest, we treat our guests with civility and we expect all of those in attendance to do the same. We pride ourselves on cultivating this civil discourse in the Forum, and as a result, in the event that an audience member is disruptive the Forum staff will encourage them to be respectful. Often, the most effective way to discourage disruptive behavior occurs when fellow audience members verbally regulate themselves...
...neglected their duties. Nevertheless, most of the responsibility of ensuring escorts are out on the streets falls to the escorts themselves. As Catalano pointed out, “There is a certain amount of checking we do, but we don’t want to micromanage the program. We treat students as mature adults. We tell them, ‘You’ve taken this job, you know what the responsibilities of the job are.’” This is the right position, and we call on all escorts to meet their duties to the best...
...past. Portable blood supplies and blood-clotting powders to pour into wounds have reduced the death toll even further. But many of the men and women who pass through Landstuhl owe their lives to the Critical Care Air Transport Teams (ccatts), the flying intensive-care units that treat the troops as they are lifted from the battlefield by helicopter to a combat hospital within minutes of being hit. From there they are flown six-and-a-half hours to Landstuhl. "None of us have ever taken care of this large an amount of Americans injured in conflict," says Air Force...
Ross Gregory Douthat ’02 argues that Harvard has produced a class of complacent, intellectually lazy corner-cutters who treat academics less as an exploration of the mind than an extension of the resum?...