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...Turnover within the College administration has continued, albeit at a slower pace since winter...
With the weather warming up, it’s time to whip out the KC Masterpiece sauce and spatula that have been gathering dust over the winter, courtesy Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS). Ambitious chefs and culinary rookies alike looking for a change of dining hall scenery can order barbeque kits, courtesy of HUDS, and head to the great outdoors for a sizzling meal. After all, why drop $200 for a romantic dinner at Sandrine’s when you can do it yourself for free? Students must obtain the grill, charcoal, and lighter fluid, but HUDS provides the rest...
According to the agreement, the theft came as Zhu and Kimbara were preparing to leave Harvard for a lab at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Over the course of five days during winter break in late 1999 and early 2000, the researchers entered the lab as early as 5:34 a.m., removed materials, and shipped them by private carrier to Texas...
...could tell very quickly that there was structure containing hydrocarbons," says Kevin Plintz, a Canadian geophysicist who owns Terra Seis. That wasn't too surprising in Tawke, where generations have watched oil seep out on the surrounding hills and turn to a slick black film in the gnawing winter cold. Sitting cross-legged on his living-room carpet over a lunch of mutton, village chief Tahir Ezeer Omar remembers that when he was 10, a German visitor told his grandfather that the oil in the hills "was like gold, that it would someday create wealth for us." The locals were...
Warner and Rumsfeld tried to patch things up later over sandwiches at Rumsfeld's office. But what's really eating Republicans isn't just Rumsfeld's manners; it's his war. It was Rumsfeld who ordered his reluctant generals to keep the U.S. invasion force relatively small last winter in order to shorten the war--though that has left the U.S. with what many believe is an occupying army too small to pacify, disarm and rebuild the fractured Iraqi nation. Five Americans died in combat last week, and the Baghdad hotel where Rumsfeld's deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, was staying came...