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...Watts, the only black Republican in Congress, announced last week that he will retire when his fourth term ends next year--a blow to the G.O.P.'s efforts to widen its appeal. The conservative 44-year-old Oklahoman and former star quarterback for the University of Oklahoma talks with TIME's Douglas Waller...
Snyder, who originally came to Harvard as a professor of microbiology, worked to add professors to the HSPH faculty and to widen the scope of the school’s curriculum into emerging fields like demography and human ecology...
...many firms have made huge layoffs, companies are having a hard time finding the right people. More than 80% of firms say they face a shortage of qualified machinists, craft workers and technicians, according to a recent survey by the National Association of Manufacturers. That deficit is likely to widen. Although manufacturing will not grow much overall during the next decade, a rapidly aging work force will create more than 2 million job openings--with many positions paying more than $50,000--for welders, tool- and diemakers, line managers and others...
...think we just weren’t getting open enough on the outlets,” sophomore goaltender Jake McKenna said. “I wasn’t making good passes and everybody just needed to spread out and start to widen the field out a little...
Professor of Greek and Latin Richard F. Thomas, who chairs the classics department, says departments must sacrifice course offerings if they are going to help widen non-departmental programs...