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...students and faculty. “It exceeded our expectations because we had more pledges than the ‘Go Cold Turkey’ campaign last year, and when you start something new you usually have to build it up,” Emig said. The Go Cold Turkey campaign was the predecessor of the Campus Sustainability Pledge, which debuted this fall. During its three-year lifespan, Go Cold Turkey advocated prudent energy use by students and faculty during the Thanksgiving holiday. The new pledge initiative, which asks students and faculty to submit a checklist of the ways...
...start of the game, Delaney-Smith was presented with an award honoring her for being named the 2005 USA Basketball Developmental Coach of the Year. Delaney-Smith guided the World University Games team to an unblemished 7-0 record and a gold medal this past summer in Izmir, Turkey. —Staff writer Karan Lodha can be reached at klodha@fas.harvard.edu...
...leadership role we have in the world if we don't find ways of reducing the amount of stuff we put out in the environment. And we're not reducing pollution in the U.S. by increasing it someplace else. We operate with the same standards in China, India or Turkey that we do in the U.S. In the late '90s we had meetings with activist groups. Jimmy Carter came in for a round of the dialogues. It became so obvious from those talks that there were big problems to be solved. Our science, properly applied, could really play a role...
...minister, and a clearer sense of purpose, procedure and identity - hardly seemed controversial, and few were opposed to these features. But the referendum provided a chance for millions to vote not only against Chirac, but also - belatedly - against the E.U. accession of 10 new states and the prospect of Turkey's admission. French voters vented their animosity toward their political élite, and their fears about how globalization might gnaw away at their social-welfare system. Dutch voters rammed home an even more resounding no on the constitution three days later, leaving the project effectively dead and the Union bound...
...last few years of his life, teaching and traveling abroad became absolutely central to his life,” Miller said. “He would teach short courses in Germany, South America, Turkey...He was enjoying that part of his later years. It was a sad thing when his illness got to be so severe that he had to stop traveling...