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...plays for the Canadian National team and is one of the Big Green’s most dangerous scorers—got the puck at the top of the offensive zone while the three Harvard defenders and one Dartmouth skater were screening Boe’s vision. With a rapid flick of the stick, Piper sent a blazing slapshot at the lower corner of the net. Boe saw it at the last minute and quickly flipped out her left leg to cover the entire side of the goal and kick the shot aside...
...what space can be used to enlarge gyms in the meantime. But after all is said and done, the real question is not what the stopgaps will be, but whether these dual renovations mean the beginning of the end for the Quad. With Harvard’s long-term vision of the future focused on placing undergraduates in Allston and graduate students at the Quad, the Quad’s longevity as fully-featured undergrad housing has been cast solidly into doubt...
...inherent foreignness may well provide him a degree of freedom to maneuver, which none of his illustrious predecessors enjoyed. His challenge will be to integrate Sony's electronics and entertainment businesses, which depend on content creation and distribution, into the single value chain that has been Idei's vision for Sony. If Stringer fails, Japan's business community might experience a relief that is deeper-seated than mere schadenfreude. His success might aggravate the self-uncertainty that is endemic in Japan today...
...shacks. "Here in the lower city is where they make everything for the upper city. No laws, no health and safety, no restrictions on pollution. Total free enterprise." Spying a clutch of new apartment blocks on the horizon, Kapur says the only time the two cities meet in his vision is when upper-city revelers venture into the lower city's "paradise clubs," where anything goes...
Griffith offers a romantic—though rabidly racist—vision of what it means to be an American; against this backdrop, Miller’s alternative of “panhumanism” is only vaguely defined...