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...This Tuesday, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will vote on creating a Ph.D. program in film and visual studies. We hope that the Faculty will recognize the strengths that a graduate program can bring to the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies (VES) and vote to approve the proposal...
...sophomore netminder has erased that question from everyone’s mind this season, posting three shutouts en route to a 6-3-2 start. Other than a four-goal blip last Tuesday against Rensselaer, Richter has been outstanding, posting some of the best numbers in the nation. His save percentage (.952) is still unmatched by any other backstop, and his goals-against average (1.43) is good enough for third in the country...
...briefing over the weekend, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change executive chairman Yvo de Boer praised the constructive behavior of China, which for the first time seemed open to the principle of developing countries' sharing responsibility for climate action. (The Kyoto Protocol, whose 10th anniversary is Tuesday, had required only industrialized nations to make mandatory cuts in carbon gas emissions, on the principle that those nations had created most of the problem.) Also, the delegation of the United States - long the chief spoiler of progress toward a global emissions-curbing framework while erstwhile climate-change skeptic President George...
...airlines charge passengers for services that were once complimentary - food, extra legroom in coach, even checking bags (thanks Spirit Airlines) - JetBlue is about to give us, for free, a brand new perk: e-mail, BlackBerry service and instant messaging from the air. Starting next Tuesday, Dec. 11, the "BetaBlue" Airbus A320 will be trying out the system on its runs between cities like New York and San Francisco for the next six months. It will then be rolled out system-wide...
...dissent from the final "high" degree of certainty that Iran had stopped its weapons program in 2003. On the other hand, there was general agreement on a "moderate" finding that Iran had not restarted the program. The National Intelligence Board met and reached its conclusions on Tuesday, Nov. 27. "The meeting took a little more than two hours," a senior intelligence official told me. "There have been times when it has taken multiple meetings that went on for hours and hours to reach a consensus, especially when dealing with one of Iran's neighbors...