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...with the Olympics. In July 2007, Beijing voted in favor of the Security Council resolution authorizing the deployment of the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID). Shortly after Steven Spielberg resigned as Artistic Director of the Olympics, China declared that Sudan “should be more flexible?? in allowing UNAMID to deploy...
...shows that you can revel in your inner you and still get a hubby with a foreign accent. 2. Helen Parr (aka Elastigirl; aka Mrs. Incredible): Not just a metaphoric superhero, Helen Parr is also a literal one. She proves that there are all sorts of advantages to being flexible??like saving the day. 1. The Wife of Bath: Said to be one of the first feminist characters in literature, Chaucer’s Wife of Bath knows how to live the good life. Five husbands, a trip to Canterbury, and 600 years later, she?...
...President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 said yesterday that he is “not disappointed with the result” of the initiative. In addition to considering and dismissing longer dining hall hours, the committee entertained the idea of instituting a “flexible?? points meal plan, which would allow undergraduates to eat in participating campus restaurants as well as dining halls. This plan was recommended by a consulting firm hired in the spring of 2006 to assess HUDS’ efficiency. According to the report, the committee decided against the flexible plan because...
...squash, at that. “I still am adjusting to it, it still feels really different,” she says. “[But] it’s really nice showing up and having a lot of people to do things with. I have to be more flexible??it doesn’t all revolve around me.”By the time Harvard gets into the toughest part of its schedule in March, Lorentzen should be well adjusted and ready to help the Crimson regain a title it hasn’t held since...
Professors and students criticized the Report on General Education for its lack of specific curricular requirements at an open forum last night.While speakers generally endorsed the “flexible?? new program intended to replace the current Core Curriculum, many expressed concern that the proposed program offered too little direction for students and failed to live up to its potential as a seminal statement of education principle.The event, which filled the Faculty Room of University Hall, represented the first formal opportunity for response to the report since its release earlier this month.Comments echoed the internal debates...