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Donato and several of his skaters did, however, express concern that the Mullins Center’s rink—measuring 200-by-95 feet—is wider than those Harvard is familiar with from ECAC play, which are generally 85 to 90 feet across. And on those few occasions that the Crimson was exposed to Olympic-size rinks this year, Harvard did not fare well, returning from Minnesota’s Dodge Holiday Classic with a 0-1-1 record...
...Faculty’s talent scouting that will seek and promote deserving academics that departments, for whatever reason, overlooked. A less rosy, but still positive, scenario is that this will just add a few more sets of eyes to Harvard’s tenure process, leading to a wider pool of professors from which departments can make appointments. After all, even the most able faculty on departmental hiring committees will miss someone now and then. More bureaucracy might ameliorate this unavoidable problem. Or it might not. It may very well turn out that, in practice, divisional hiring committees, made...
...this study broadens that claim to a wider audience, according to other researchers in the field...
...McEwan also has much wider matters in mind, like happiness, family and work in a world in which life is a brief interval before the extinction of death. "I don't believe in God," McEwan explains softly. "But the world is just as warm, as rich, if not warmer and richer, when seen without a religious point of view." And just as menacing. While driving to his regular squash game, thinking of the dinner he will cook that night to celebrate the return of his grown daughter from France, Perowne has a small collision. The other car is driven...
...topic of female underrepresentation in design fields became a springboard for students to air wider-ranging grievances at a panel discussion at the Graduate School of Design (GSD) last night...