Word: yale
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Purdy has gained national media attention since his book, For Common Things: Irony, Trust and Commitment in America Today, was released earlier this year. And now, despite his unassuming manner, the 24-year-old Yale Law student has emerged as a role model for many...
...Saturday, Harvard took on Navy, which had defeated Yale, in the quarterfinals. The Midshipmen actually won the doubles point with close victories by Mitch Koch/ Jim McHugh at No.1, 9-8 (8-6), and by Spencer Wilcox and Zafar Fisher, 9-8 (7-4), over Lee and Choo in another close match. However, the Crimson won five out of the six singles, all in straight sets, for the 5-2 victory...
True to past form, Harvard was able to contend with its opponent for quite some time before relinquishing any goals. The Crimson held then-No. 8 Yale scoreless for a half before losing 3-0 Sept. 25 in New Haven, and held Stanford scoreless for 87 minutes, then lost...
...having problems getting work. Then he fell ill and was refused medical treatment." When Ivan Kotov died at age 35, his teenage daughter, unable to escape the stigma of guilt by association, decided to move to the West. She eventually made her way to the U.S. to study at Yale, leaving her state-owned cello behind at the Moscow Conservatory...
Other schools like MIT, Boston University and Yale are ahead of Harvard in adopting roaming ethernet. According to Jim Stone, director of Boston University's consulting services, several years ago his school made the decision to forgo ethernet technology that required registration at a particular jack. Instead, all students use roaming ethernet...