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...move to improve financial aid is part of a wider University initiative outlined in the Saturday announcement to bring more students from low-income backgrounds to Harvard...
...network. Cinema may have been invented in Europe, but since the advent of talking pictures, Hollywood has reigned supreme. That global domination of the $52 billion cinema industry now relies on a vicious economic cycle: as the cost of filmmaking rises, studios balance the checkbook by casting their nets wider, showing their films in more countries to more paying customers; movies become high-tech spectacles and stars demand higher salaries; and so the cost of filmmaking rises, and the cycle begins anew. Europe's industry - with its dependence on dubbing or subtitling for foreign audiences, its vastly differing cultural tones...
...Exit polls in the completed primaries show Kerry winning largely because voters think he is the most "electable" Democrat. But what does that mean? It's not going to mean anything to the wider electorate in November. Kerry needs to motivate voters with a vision of who he is and where he wants to take the country - and so far he has done little more than to say he wants to take it as far away from Bush's vision as possible...
Today’s victory was certainly a big step in the right direction, as the freshman seemed to be making smarter and smarter shots as the matches progressed. He began drawing his opponents wider and wider on the baseline, he tossed in a variety of angles and volleys, and his consistency under such pressure was marked...
...great as it can be,” he says. “There’s this trend of doing long records where half of it sucks, and we’re just not into that.” His new focus may appeal more to the wider audiences he wows while opening stages for Slug, whose own music has become more one dimensional and rock-oriented—and more popular. “The reality is [Slug’s] bringing in people who not only don’t know, but really don?...