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...said. “The people at campusTap have been very helpful to me.”But Baumgart said that there were special benefits to blogging on the Harvard server.“For one thing, the .harvard.edu address gets a lot of weight,” she said. “It gets a better ranking in search engines like Google because of that.” Roberts agreed that the Berkman server was unique.“If someone wants to blog with the Harvard name associated with it, this is the only place...
Every summer Kacyvenski returns to Endicott to work out at his old high school. He had casually met Sanjin with a gaggle of other U-E players in the weight room, but had only talked with them briefly. Kacyvenski heard Tunovic’s story from Hurd and saw a little of himself in the young man. The call was easy to make...
...It’s a freestyle tournament,” Preston said. “Not all of the kids from college participate in it, but the ones who want to get better usually do.”Preston, who wrestled at 132.25 lbs., placed fourth in his weight class even though he lost his first match of the tournament and had to wrestle in the consolation bracket the rest of the way. Ogunwole, wrestling at 264.5 lbs., finished with a 4-2 record and finished seventh. Meltzer (145.5 lbs.) finished 5-2, and in fifth place. Latessa...
...historians, according to recently arrived Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Brian W. Casey, who advises departments on the hiring process. “An important principle still abides, which is that the process is profoundly peer-reviewed....Articles that are in peer-reviewed journals are always given more weight than those that are not,” Casey says. In the humanities, “hierarchies of excellence are not as transparent as they are in the sciences,” says Dean for the Humanities Maria Tatar. “It takes more time for people in the humanities...
...year ago, claiming she wanted to be an investment banker. This is fine, I suppose. Writers shouldn’t always take themselves too seriously, and chick lit certainly has its place (I, for one, spend a small fortune on tabloids and track Nicole Richie’s weight like a stock analyst.) Furthermore, to argue that novels should be divorced from economic reality would be absurd and na?...