Word: ued
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...still be doing a service to their countries. “In many cases, those students who stay here end up sending business to their home countries, which is beneficial to them,” says Kaufman. Especially for developing countries, he says, international students who settle in the U. S. or in other developed countries create connections for people and businesses in their home countries that can prove valuable and foster progress...
...festival has consistently been a visible event in Harvard’s black community, but directors Amarachi U. Enwereuzor ’05 and Joy L. Fuller ’04 say they want to engage the entire University community and the greater Boston area in this year’s celebration...
...ruling center-right majority to put some teeth into its proposed conflict advisory board. Berlusconi's running of the state-owned RAI network has drawn the harshest criticism. The Feb. 15 antiwar march in Rome, which drew more than a million people protesting the Prime Minister's pro-U.S. position, was not covered live as is usually the case for rallies of such importance. The decision again spotlit RAI 's troubled board, whose seats are traditionally divvied up among majority and opposition Members of Parliament. Only board president Antonio Baldassarre and another center-right loyalist remain. Three others quit...
Coronado recalls his family renting a U-Haul for first-year move-in weekend and packing almost all of his belongings. “When I got here, I realized that I couldn’t fit all that stuff in a dorm room,” he says. “I had no idea...
...more stark," says Bourn, of Transport 2000. This week, as the mayor of London hovers over his sword, his counterparts around the world will be watching. As for the good citizens of London, everyone seems to have his or her own plan. Joanne Cohen, co-founder of the Sod-U-Ken site, finds her neighborhood newly divided. She lives just outside the zone and will now reconsider routine trips to the grocery store or friends' houses. Tory M.P. Michael Fabricant predicts administrative chaos and has vowed to go to jail rather than pay the fine if he ever gets unfairly...